How to find the version of an installed npm package?
Better Stack Team
Updated on March 11, 2024
To find the version of an installed npm package, you can use the following commands:
- To see the version of an installed Node.js or npm package, run
npm list <package-name>. - To see the latest version of a package in the registry, run
npm view <package-name> version. - To see the installed npm packages with their version, run
npm ls --depth=0. By default, this displays what is installed locally. To see the globally installed packages, add theglobalargument:npm ls --depth=0 -global
You can replace the <package-name> with the name of the package you wish to check.
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