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Update Your npm Packages with npm-check

Published on 2024-07-31
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A quick guide to updating all of your outdated npm packages using npm-check

How to use npm-check

See what is outdated

npx npm-check

npm-check is a tool that checks for outdated, incorrect, and unused dependencies. This will tell you if anything needs updating. The above command will run the tool via npx.

NPX stands for Node Package execute. It allows developers to run any Javascript package on NPM without needing to install the package first

Update Your npm Packages with npm-check

Update packages via npm-check

Interactive update

npx npm-check -u

This allows you to choose which packages to update

Update Your npm Packages with npm-check

Update all

npx npm-check -y

This will update all your packages without prompting you. Use with caution as some updates may include breaking changes

Updating using npm update

npm update --save

This updates the package.json to use the latest versions of their dependencies. It is worth noting that this will avoid updating to a major breaking change version.

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