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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How do I check for outdated packages?
Run npm outdated in your project directory to see all outdated packages with current, wanted and latest versions.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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