Node Deps
ListedNode Deps analyzes your codebase to identify dependencies, streamlining project setup and ensuring consistent environments for developers.
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About this skill
What it does
The node-deps skill allows AI agents to manage Node.js project dependencies. It can list installed packages, determine dependency versions, and potentially assist in updating or installing new modules based on package.json files. This simplifies backend development workflows by automating common tasks related to Node.js projects.
When to use it
- Troubleshooting Dependency Issues: Quickly identify outdated or conflicting packages within a Node.js project.
- Project Setup Assistance: Generate lists of required dependencies for new projects based on existing
package.jsonfiles. - Version Management: Determine the versions of specific packages used in a project to ensure compatibility.
- Automated Updates (Potential): While not explicitly stated, it could potentially assist with updating packages to newer versions.
Key capabilities
- Lists installed Node.js packages.
- Determines dependency versions.
- Works with
package.jsonfiles.
Example prompts
- "List the dependencies in this project's package.json."
- "What version of 'express' is used in this Node.js project?"
- "Show me all installed packages."
Tips & gotchas
The skill requires access to a package.json file within the relevant Node.js project directory for optimal functionality. Its capabilities are limited to information retrieval and analysis based on existing dependency files; it doesn't inherently provide installation or update features.