npm-dependency-check

This extension will help you make sure your local npm packages are not out of date with the package.json specified versions.

If they were to be out of date a message will appear and if you click the button the plugin will attempt to run npm install and will show you this message on success:

If the installation, for whatever reason, fails it will instead looks something like this:

Configuration

Open Warning in Modal

If you want to make sure you don't miss the warning you can configure the extension to instead open it in a popup modal like this:

"npm-dependency-check.openWarningInModal": false

Package manager

You can set your package manager (npm or yarn, npm is the default) by using this configuration setting:

"npm-dependency-check.packageManager": "yarn"

Credit

This extension is possible thanks to installed-check, go star that puppy!

Release Notes

1.0.0

Intial realease. Support for i18n, an option to have the message open as a modal and tests to follow.

1.1.0

Added configuration option to have the warning message opened in a popup modal instead of the regular toaster: npm-dependency-check.openWarningInModal

1.1.1

Updated README.md and package.json with documentation and some naming convention stuff.. You know, the stuff you do while bored. Enjoy!

1.2.0

Added support for yarn and added a manual command to check your dependencies: Check installed packages

1.3.0

Add option to not register file watcher which might cause issues in large workspaces: npm-dependency-check.packageFileWatcher