npm

Set access level on published packages.

Add a registry user account.

Scan project dependencies for known security vulnerabilities.

This command is an alias of `npm owner`.

Report bugs for a package in a web browser. Attempts to open the package's bug tracker URL or support email.

Manage the npm package cache.

Check for outdated, incorrect, and unused npm package dependencies.

Clean install of `npm` project dependencies for automated environments. Installs packages based on `package-lock.json` or `npm-shrinkwrap.json`.

Enable or set up tab-completion for npm commands.

Manage the `npm` configuration settings.

Reduce duplication in the `node_modules` directory.

Mark a version or range of versions of an `npm` package as deprecated.

Compare package versions from the `npm` registry and show differences. Similar to `git diff`.

Open the documentation for one or more packages in the default web browser.

Check the health of the npm environment.

Select a dependency in the current project and open the package folder in the default editor (`$EDITOR`). After editing, the package is rebuilt to pick up any changes in compiled packages.

Execute binaries from `npm` packages.

Explain how a package is installed, detailing its dependencies and reasons for inclusion.

Browse an installed npm package.

Retrieve funding information from packages.

Display an overview of `npm` syntax, frequently used commands, and a short description of each command.

Open the `npm` page, Yarn page, or GitHub repository of a package in the web browser.

Manage `npm` registry hooks for packages. Note: This command has been deprecated.

Create a `package.json` file.

Install Node packages.

This command is an alias of `npm install-test`.

Symlink a local package into the global `node_modules` or another project for development.

This command is an alias of `npm ls`.

Log in to a registry user account. See also: `npm logout`.

Log out of the registry user account. See also: `npm login`.

Print installed packages to `stdout`.

Check whether a package or organization name is available on npm.

Manage organizations.

Check for outdated npm package dependencies.

Manage ownership of published packages.

Create a tarball from a package.

Ping `npm` registry.

Show or modify `package.json` properties.

Print the local or global prefix to `stdout`.

Manage the npm profile and related settings. Note: This command is unaware of workspaces.

Remove extraneous packages from `node_modules`. Note: Extraneous packages are those present in the node_modules folder that are not listed as any package's dependency list.

Publish a package to the npm registry.

Print an array of dependency objects using CSS-like selectors.

This command is an alias of `npm-rebuild`.

Rebuild native Node.js packages after Node or dependency changes.

Open the repository page of a package in the browser.

This command is an alias of `npm run restart`.

Display path to `node_modules` directory.

Run a script.

Generate a Software Bill of Materials (SBOM) for your Node.js project.

Search for packages in the `npm` registry.

Lock down the dependencies of a package, creating a `npm-shrinkwrap.json` file. Similar to `package-lock.json` but intended for published packages.

Mark a package as favorite.

View packages marked as favorites.

This command is an alias of `npm run start`.

This command is an alias of `npm run stop`.

Manage teams in an organization on the `npm` registry.

This command is an alias of `npm run test`.

Manage and generate authentication tokens for the npm registry.

Remove a package.

Remove a package from the npm registry.

Remove the favorite/star mark from a package.

Update packages in the current project.

Bump a node package version.

View registry information about a package.

Display npm username.

Identifies why an npm package is installed.