I recommend a tool that can help us quickly upgrade project dependencies, which is Taze written by the great AntFu.
Taze only requires a single command to detect upgradable dependencies in the project. Let's see how to use it.
Installation#
npm i -g taze
# Or you can directly use npx taze
Usage/Scan for Upgradable Dependencies#
If you have installed it globally, just type Taze.
You can see a very detailed output including version changes and the latest release dates.
Detect major updates
Detect minor updates
Detect patch updates
The commands above only scan and do not actually upgrade dependencies.
Usage/Execute Upgrade Operation#
If you want to execute the upgrade operation, just append -w to the command.
taze -w # Taze will directly write all upgradable dependencies into package.json
Next, you can complete the upgrade.
Tip:
ni is also a small tool written by AntFu, you can check it out here
ni is equivalent to npm install or yarn install.
Additionally, Taze supports monorepo; just append -r to the command, and all subdirectories containing package.json will be scanned.
taze -r # Scan all subdirectories
If I want to update all dependencies of this project, including those in subdirectories, I just need to do this:
taze -r -w
Usage/Other Features#
taze -p # Match only dependencies
taze -d # Match only devDependencies
taze -w -i # Write to package.json and then install directly, will prompt to choose installation source
taze -h # Help, view all commands
Also, Taze supports configuration files. Create a taze.config.js file in the project directory.
import { defineConfig } from 'taze'
export default defineConfig({
// Ignored package names
exclude: [
'webpack'
],
// Whether to fetch the latest package information from the registry, not using cache
force: true,
// Whether to write to package.json
write: true,
// Whether to execute installation directly after upgrade
install: true,
// Set different upgrade modes for each package
packageMode: {
'typescript': 'major',
'unocss': 'ignore',
'/vue/': 'latest'
},
// Disable checking the "overrides" field in package.json
depFields: {
overrides: false
}
})
For more usage methods, you can check the documentation of Taze.
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