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npm Package Search

Search npm registry and get package info, version and install commands

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Package Info
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📖 What is this tool?

npm Package Search queries the npm registry to instantly retrieve package details — version, description, license, author, homepage and install commands — for any Node.js/JavaScript package. No need to leave your browser to check npm.

💡 Example

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lodash
Output
Package: lodash Version: 4.17.21 License: MIT Install: npm install lodash

🛠️ Common Use Cases

  • Quickly look up package details before installing
  • Check the latest version of a dependency
  • Find the license type of an npm package
  • Get the homepage URL of any package
  • Verify package author and repository

❓ Frequently Asked Questions

How do I install an npm package? ▾
Run npm install package-name in your project directory. Add --save-dev for development-only dependencies. Use yarn add or pnpm add for those package managers.
What is the difference between dependencies and devDependencies? ▾
dependencies are required at runtime (express, react). devDependencies are only needed during development (jest, eslint, typescript). Use --save-dev for dev packages.
How do I check for outdated packages? ▾
Run npm outdated in your project directory to see all outdated packages with current, wanted and latest versions. Then run npm update to update within semver constraints.
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