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npm-lint-locked

Simple linter for package versions in your package.json file. It's better to keep them locked, without version range.

Of course, having concrete versions in your package.json file doesn't give you 100% sure, because a dependency with a specific version itself can depend on another packages with a version range.

npm-lint-locked

But anyway, it's better to keep your package.json sane without versions range.

Use npm-lockdown in you want to have concrete subdependencies.

Features

  • Gives error message if any dependency in non-fixed.
  • Gives a warning message in case if you have local dependency or git dependency.

Installation

npm install npm-lint-locked --save-dev

Usage

Run npm-lint-locked in the root directory of your Node.js project (it must contain package.json that you want to lint):

cd ~/my-projects/my-node-project
npm-lint-locked

Use it in npm scripts:

"scripts": {
  "lint": "./node_modules/.bin/npm-lint-locked",
  "prebuild": "npm run lint"
}

or in your task runner, passing package.json explicitly:

var gulp = require('gulp');
var npmLintLocked = require('npm-lint-locked');

gulp.task('lintDependencies', function() {
  npmLintLocked(require('../package.json'));
});

License

MIT