npm-check:tldr:217e2
npm-check: Don't check for unused packages.
$ npm-check --skip-unused
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The "npm-check" command is a tool used in the Node Package Manager (NPM) ecosystem.
When you run the "npm-check" command, it checks the current project's dependencies and devDependencies against the latest versions available in the npm repository. It compares the installed packages with the versions specified in the project's "package.json" file.
By default, the "npm-check" command shows both the outdated packages and the unused packages in the project. However, with the "--skip-unused" flag, it skips checking for unused packages and only focuses on outdated packages.
In summary, running "npm-check --skip-unused" command will show a list of outdated packages in your project, allowing you to easily identify and update them.
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