How do you check the dependency of a package?

How do you check the dependency of a package?

Check dependencies of a package in Ubuntu and Debian based distributions

1. Checking dependencies with apt show.
2. Use apt-cache for getting just the dependencies information.
3. Check the dependencies of a DEB file using dpkg.
4. Checking dependencies and reverse dependencies with apt-rdepends.

How do I find where a package is installed?

You use the pkgchk command to check installation completeness, path name, file contents, and file attributes of a package. See pkgchk(1M) for more information on all the options. Use the pkginfo command to display information about the packages that are installed on the system.

How do I specify local modules as npm package dependencies?

npm supports a variety of ways to declare module dependencies, the least known being the local one. That’s about it. Simply declare the path to your local module, prefixed with “file:”. This will copy your local module into the node_modules folder, the same way it would do with a repository or git hosted module.

What version of NPM package do I have?

You can use npm view [module] version, npm info [module] version, npm show [module] version or npm v [module] version to check the version on an installed npm module.

How do you check if I have NPM package installed?

To check for all globally installed packages and its dependencies, run the npm list command followed by the -g flag. This above command prints the all globally installed packages in tree view. You can also check if a specific package is installed globally or not using the npm list -g followed by package name.

How do you check if an NPM package is installed?

To check for all locally installed packages and their dependencies, navigate to the project folder in your terminal and run the npm list command. You can also check if a specific package is installed locally or not using the npm list command followed by package name.

How do I test a local npm package?

You can do this by running npm link followed by the name of the local package. In this demo, the name of the package we want to test is jqq-package so you would run npm link jqq-package , but make sure to use the specific name of the package you are testing.

How do I install a local npm module?

This is what worked for me:

1. STEP 1: In module project , execute npm pack : This will build a -.
2. STEP 2: Move the file to the consumer project. Ideally you can put all such files in a tmp folder in your consumer-project root:
3. STEP 3: Refer it in your package.json :
4. STEP 4: Install the packages: