Tired of the package.json dependency juggle? Meet npm-gui! We seamlessly integrate with npm, pnpm, or yarn. Managing, installing, and updating dependencies is as easy as it gets. Try npm-gui today and enjoy dependency management like a pro!
npm-gui
Homepage and full documentation: https://npm-gui.nullapps.dev
npm-gui is a convenient tool for managing javascript project dependencies listed in package.json. Under the hood, it will transparently use npm, pnpm, or yarn commands to install, remove or update dependencies
(to use yarn it requires the yarn.lock file to be present in the project folder.)
Getting Started
The recommended way to run npm-gui is by using npx:
~/$ npx npm-gui@latest
It will run the most recent version of npm-gui without installing it on your system.
Installation as global dependency
npm-gui could also be installed as a global dependency:
~/$ npm install -g npm-gui
and then run with just:
~/$ npm-gui
Installation as local dependency (not-recommended)
~/$ npm install npm-gui
To read more visit: https://npm-gui.nullapps.dev/docs/npm-gui/
Authors
Documentation
Next features on roadmap
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npm-gui integrated into VS Code as an extension
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other package managers like: poetry, composer, nuget
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packages updates history
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re-arrange existing columns
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expandable/collapsable module to reveal it’s dependency tree (npm-remote-ls)
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number of dependencies per module
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move dependency between dev and prod
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visual indicator if the package seems to be unuse (depcheck)
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hint like: “shouldn’t this be a dev-dependency?”