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Manage dependencies seamlessly with npm, yarn, and pnpm through an intuitive GUI.
Effortlessly manage dependencies with npm, yarn, or pnpm – single GUI for all package managers!
Get a detailed view of available dependency versions to choose from!
View critical security details like package scores and latest update times!
👋 Meet npm-gui
npm-gui makes package management effortless with an intuitive interface, error-free search, and scoring metrics to help you pick the best packages with ease.
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FAQs
There’s no need to install npm-gui. Simply run it directly using the command npx npm-gui@latest This ensures you’re always using the latest version without cluttering your global packages. Just navigate to your project folder and execute the command to get started!
No, npm-gui is a terminal-based tool accessible via your browser. This ensures it works seamlessly across all platforms without the need to install additional applications.
Yes, npm-gui supports Windows, macOS, and Linux. It works seamlessly across all major operating systems as long as Node.js and npm are installed.
Yes, npm-gui supports npm, Yarn, and pnpm. It automatically detects the package manager used in your project and provides a unified interface to manage dependencies, regardless of the package manager.
Yes, npm-gui can be used with a custom registry. It automatically detects and works with the registry defined in your project’s configuration (such as in your .npmrc
file). If you’re using a private or custom registry, npm-gui will continue to manage your dependencies without any issues, providing you with the same smooth interface for dependency management.
Since npm-gui is run with npx
, there’s no need for installation, and therefore no need for uninstallation. However, if you installed npm-gui globally using npm install -g npm-gui
, you can uninstall it by running npm uninstall -g npm-gui
in your terminal.
No, npm-gui does not require a separate configuration file. It uses the standard package.json
of your project to manage dependencies. All settings and preferences are handled directly through your package manager, so no additional configuration file is needed.
To run npm-gui, you need to have Node.js and npm installed on your system. Additionally, npm-gui works with the standard package.json
file in your project. No other special dependencies or configurations are required. Simply use npx npm-gui@latest
to launch the tool from your project directory.
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