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StackGenVis/frontend/node_modules/npm-check-updates/README.md

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> v3 released! See the [release notes](https://github.com/tjunnone/npm-check-updates/releases/tag/v3.0.0) for a description of breaking changes.
**npm-check-updates upgrades your package.json dependencies to the *latest* versions, ignoring specified versions.**
npm-check-updates maintains your existing semantic versioning *policies*, i.e., it will upgrade `"express": "^4.0.0"` to `"express": "^5.0.0"`.
npm-check-updates *only* modifies your package.json file. Run `npm install` to update your installed packages and package-lock.json.
![npm-check-updates-screenshot](https://github.com/tjunnone/npm-check-updates/blob/master/.github/screenshot.png?raw=true)
- Red = major upgrade (and all [major version zero](https://semver.org/#spec-item-4))
- Cyan = minor upgrade
- Green = patch upgrade
You may also want to consider [npm-check](https://github.com/dylang/npm-check). Similar purpose, different features.
Installation
--------------
```sh
npm install -g npm-check-updates
```
Usage
--------------
Show any new dependencies for the project in the current directory:
```sh
$ ncu
Checking package.json
[====================] 5/5 100%
express 4.12.x → 4.13.x
multer ^0.1.8 → ^1.0.1
react-bootstrap ^0.22.6 → ^0.24.0
react-a11y ^0.1.1 → ^0.2.6
webpack ~1.9.10 → ~1.10.5
Run ncu -u to upgrade package.json
```
Upgrade a project's package file:
> **Make sure your package file is in version control and all changes have been committed. This *will* overwrite your package file.**
```sh
$ ncu -u
Upgrading package.json
[====================] 1/1 100%
express 4.12.x → 4.13.x
Run npm install to install new versions.
$ npm install # update installed packages and package-lock.json
```
Check global packages:
```sh
$ ncu -g # add -u to get a one-line command for upgrading
```
You can include or exclude specific packages using the `--filter` and `--reject` options. They accept strings, comma-or-space-delimited lists, or regular expressions:
```sh
# match mocha and should packages exactly
$ ncu mocha # shorthand for ncu -f mocha (or --filter)
$ ncu one, two, three
# exclude packages
$ ncu -x nodemon # shorthand for ncu --reject nodemon
# match packages that start with "gulp-" using regex
$ ncu "/^gulp-.*$/"
# match packages that do not start with "gulp-".
$ ncu '/^(?!gulp-).*$/' # mac/linux
$ ncu "/^(?!gulp-).*$/" # windows
```
Options
--------------
--configFilePath rc config file path (default: directory of `packageFile` or ./ otherwise)
--configFileName rc config file name (default: .ncurc.{json,yml,js})
--cwd Used as current working directory for `spawn` in npm listing
--dep check only a specific section(s) of dependencies:
prod|dev|peer|optional|bundle (comma-delimited)
--engines-node include only packages that satisfy engines.node as
specified in the package file
-e, --error-level set the error-level. 1: exits with error code 0 if no
errors occur. 2: exits with error code 0 if no
packages need updating (useful for continuous
integration)
-f, --filter include only package names matching the given string,
comma-or-space-delimited list, or /regex/
-g, --global check global packages instead of in the current project
-i, --interactive Enable interactive prompts for each dependency;
Implies -u unless one of the json options are set
-j, --jsonAll output new package file instead of human-readable
message
--jsonDeps Will return output like `jsonAll` but only lists
`dependencies`, `devDependencies`, and
`optionalDependencies` of the new package data.
--jsonUpgraded output upgraded dependencies in json
-l, --loglevel what level of logs to report: silent, error, warn,
info, verbose, silly (default: warn)
-m, --minimal do not upgrade to newer versions that are already
satisfied by the existing version range (v2 behavior).
-n, --newest find the newest published versions available instead
of the latest stable versions
-p, --packageManager npm or bower (default: npm)
--packageData include stringified package file (use stdin instead)
--packageFile package file location (default: ./package.json)
--pre include -alpha, -beta, -rc. Default: 0. Default
with --newest and --greatest: 1.
--prefix Used as current working directory in bower and npm
-r, --registry specify third-party NPM registry
--removeRange remove version ranges from the final package version
-s, --silent don't output anything (--loglevel silent)
--semverLevel find the highest version within "major" or "minor"
-t, --greatest find the highest versions available instead of the
latest stable versions
--timeout a global timeout in ms
-u, --upgrade overwrite package file
-v, --version get version
-V get version
-x, --reject exclude packages matching the given string, comma-
delimited list, or regex
How dependency updates are determined
--------------
- Direct dependencies will be increased to the latest stable version:
- `2.0.1``2.2.0`
- `1.2``1.3`
- `0.1.0``1.0.1`
- with `--semverLevel major`
- `0.1.0``0.2.1`
- with `--semverLevel minor`
- `0.1.0``0.1.2`
- Semantic versioning policies for levels are maintained while satisfying the latest version:
- `^1.2.0``^2.0.0`
- `1.x``2.x`
- "Any version" is maintained:
- `*``*`
- "Greater than" is maintained:
- `>0.2.0``>0.3.0`
- Closed ranges are replaced with a wildcard:
- `1.0.0 < 2.0.0``^3.0.0`
Configuration Files
--------------
Use a `.ncurc.{json,yml,js}` file to specify configuration information.
You can specify file name and path using `--configFileName` and `--configFilePath`
command line options.
For example, `.ncurc.json`:
```json
{
"upgrade": true,
"filter": "express",
"reject": [
"@types/estree",
"ts-node"
]
}
```
Module Use
--------------
npm-check-updates can be required:
```js
const ncu = require('npm-check-updates');
ncu.run({
// Any command-line option can be specified here.
// These are set by default:
jsonUpgraded: true,
packageManager: 'npm',
silent: true
}).then((upgraded) => {
console.log('dependencies to upgrade:', upgraded);
});
```
Known Issues
--------------
- Windows: If npm-check-updates hangs, run `ncu --loglevel verbose` to see if it is waiting for stdin. If so, try setting the package file explicitly: `ncu -g --packageFile package.json`. See [#136](https://github.com/tjunnone/npm-check-updates/issues/136#issuecomment-155721102).
Also search the [issues page](https://github.com/tjunnone/npm-check-updates/issues).
Problems?
--------------
Please [file an issue](https://github.com/tjunnone/npm-check-updates/issues)! But always [search existing issues](https://github.com/tjunnone/npm-check-updates/issues?utf8=%E2%9C%93&q=is%3Aissue) first!