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npm-check reviews and mentions
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Writing Javascript without a build system
I find this tool helps https://www.npmjs.com/package/npm-check
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How to update all npm packages to latest?
You can also see npm-check for some more control.
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I am feeling really scared of upgrading so many packages at once, Any tips?
What I do; - run https://www.npmjs.com/package/npm-check with the -u command - select all libs that are relatively safe (minor, patch upgrades) and that are unrelated - upgrade those first and check the app; run it and prod build plus any tests you might have - commit; this is your save point - then upgrade clusters; sets of dependencies that are related (I.e. all test dependencies in one go, all webpack, or all react dependencies in one go) - build, run, test and save again. - Repeat previous two steps until done. - if some dependency requires a major change through the whole app; skip it / revert and safe for another day. Upgrading is sometimes as much about information gathering as it is about upgrading.
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Do I need to update my packages?
I use https://www.npmjs.com/package/npm-check Make a new branch and update all minor (green) in one go, if that's good I commit and move on, then I update all orange in one go, there's usually an issue so then I undo and split that up and do a few each, committing each time it's all ok. Then I do major (red) one by one and commit each time. Some are too hard to update and I'll leave it alone till probably another update fixes the issue.
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One simple command to improve your JavaScript workflow
When I remember the command, sometimes I use npm-check or npm-check-updates to save some time, but I most often don't remember which is the one I usually use and what's the syntax. Yarn has definitely an edge here with its yarn upgrade-interactive command.
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If package.json references some package but there is no require, am I safe to remove?
Try using `npm-check`: https://www.npmjs.com/package/npm-check
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Dependabot needs a workflow too
If Dependabot keeps on creating the maximum number of PR's several days in a row, we sometimes just run npm-check update to test and update a bunch of packages at the same time. This is basically the workflow of projects without dependabot and the problem with that approach was that actually nobody was updating the dependencies at all.
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Detect outdated dependencies from package.json?
Install this package globally npm-check and here is the link link to npmjs.com
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Node.js cheatsheet
npm-check is a useful tool to check for outdated, incorrect, and unused dependencies
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dylang/npm-check is an open source project licensed under MIT License which is an OSI approved license.
The primary programming language of npm-check is JavaScript.
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