Find the npm modules that depend on a specific module and semver range.

Think of it as a reverse dependency search; instead of finding dependencies, it finds dependents. 🔍

Available at dependency.land. The project is created and hosted by Opbeat.

Note: This project is very much in beta, please share your feedback and contribute to the development.

This project contains a simple client website and a small server with a REST API. Once deployed it runs the server and a background service that keeps the local data set up-to-date continously.

The client is based on create-react-app, it talks to the API and renders the results. The server is a hapi server with a couple of plugins. It wraps the functionality of npm-dependency-db and dependency-db.

1. Install server dependencies and client dependencies.

    npm install && cd client && npm install && cd ..
   

2. Start both the server and the client in development mode.

    npm start
   

Any feedback is appreciated and issues and pull requests are very welcome 🙌

This repository uses standard to maintain code style and consistency, and to avoid style arguments. Please run npm test before submitting a PR.

You can also make standard run a style check on the staged files automatically before each commit. Run this in the project folder:

ln -s ../../pre-commit.sh .git/hooks/pre-commit

This will set up a git pre-commit hook that is linked to the version controlled one in the repository.

Thanks to @watson and @mafintosh for creating the dependency-db modules and infrastructure. Thanks to the dat project for hosting the hypercore service that dependency-db depends on. Thanks to @terezka for sanity checking the client code.

And a big thanks to all the authors of all the modules that are used in this project.

MIT

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