A CLI for detecting old dependencies used in your project
License: GNU General Public License v3.0
A CLI for detecting old dependencies used in your project
$ npm install package-age --global
GPL-3.0 © ENT8R
It would be nice to able to retain color output even when output is being redirected to pipe or file. I suggest adding an option --color, which when used sets chalk.level to appropriate value.
Great tool btw 👍
I couldn't understand why, when installed via npm, I was getting an exception thrown on use that I could not correspond to the source code here.
Then I noticed the trivially locally resolved error (options was unguarded for undefined on lines 65, 68 and 71 of my local index.js, but the function that provides this argument is called on line 222 without options defined) is not there on this github version, because a release is needed to push the two most recent commits into the npm registry.
In the meantime, for future googlers, my workaround was to locally change lines 65-73 of /usr/local/lib/node_modules/package-age/index.js (of the old 0.2.0 release) as follows:
if (commander.dev || commander.all || options.dev || options.all) {
result.devDependencies = await p(pkg.devDependencies, Types.DEV);
}
if (commander.peer || commander.all || options.peer || options.all) {
result.peerDependencies = await p(pkg.peerDependencies, Types.PEER);
}
if (commander.bundled || commander.all || options.bundled || options.all) {
result.bundledDependencies = await p(pkg.bundledDependencies, Types.BUNDLED);
}
=>
if (commander.dev || commander.all || (options && (options.dev || options.all))) {
result.devDependencies = await p(pkg.devDependencies, Types.DEV);
}
if (commander.peer || commander.all || (options && (options.peer || options.all))) {
result.peerDependencies = await p(pkg.peerDependencies, Types.PEER);
}
if (commander.bundled || commander.all || (options && (options.bundled || options.all))) {
result.bundledDependencies = await p(pkg.bundledDependencies, Types.BUNDLED);
}
Then it works great.
Of course, I could have pulled from git rather than npm, too...
In any case, please do a new release to get npm up to date with your latest commits! 😁
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