NPM warn message about deprecated package

Question

I am installing a module globally

$ npm install -g X

and NPM says

\"npm WARN deprecated lodash@1.0.2: lodash@<3.0

Answer 1

You could search through all the package.json files under node_modules and see which ones are dependent on lodash 1.0.2.

Answer 2

Use npm list. It will print out all of the packages your module depends on as well as your dependencies dependencies and so forth. Maybe redirect output to a file or grep it so you can search it more easily.

Answer 3

use this

sudo npm install --unsafe-perm -g expo-cli

Answer 4

I got an answer for the similar question: https://stackoverflow.com/a/36335866/1115187

Briefly:

npm outdated --depth=3

This command will analyze installed NPM-packages and their versions. The report will contain:

1. package name
2. latest version
3. current version
4. dependency path (down to depth level)

Hope, this information could help you to gather info about outdated packages.

Next step - get in touch with maintainers of the appropriate package, and ask them to update the package (maybe, you would like to send a pull request).

UPD: npm-check

There is a great npm package: npm-check, that allows checking outdated dependencies. Probably

My favorite feature: Interactive Update — run npm-check -u in the project folder. An interactive menu shows all required information about dependencies in the current folder and allows to update all dependencies in 3 seconds.

Answer 5

npm la <package-name> 

also works, and will give you the most details about the dependency graph of a dependency.

npm ls <package-name>, does something similar but gives you less details