View registry info about a package.

usage

1enpm-view esprima
2# get basic info about "esprima"
3## ...
4
5enpm-view esprima version
6# get latest version of "esprima"
7## 4.0.1
8
9enpm-view esprima author license
10# get author and license of "esprima"
11## author = 'Ariya Hidayat <ariya.hidayat@gmail.com>'
12## license = 'BSD-2-Clause'
13
14enpm-view esprima stars
15# get stars of "esprima"
16## 73
17
18enpm-view esprima contents
19# get contents of "esprima"
20## package.json
21## ChangeLog
22## LICENSE.BSD
23## README.md
24## bin\esparse.js
25## bin\esvalidate.js
26## dist\esprima.js
27
28enpm-view esprima "#dependents"
29# get number of dependents of "esprima"
30## 1379

With extra-npm try enpm view instead.

reference

1enpm-view <package> [field]... [options]
2# package: name of the package
3# field: package field to view
4## fields in package.json (name, version, dependencies, ...)
5## scope, stars, contents, readme, dependents
6## available, downloads, downloads.month, downloads.week, downloads.day
7## date, date.rel, publisher, maintainers, maintainers.username, maintainers.email
8## score, score.quality, score.popularity, score.maintenance
9# -> value of package field(s)
10# -> empty if not available
11
12# Options:
13# --help: view this help
14# --silent: enable showing only -1 on error (0)
15
16# Environment variables:
17$ENPM_SILENT # enable showing only -1 on error (0)

similar

Do you need anything similar?

• enpm-search can search for NPM packages.
• enpm-rev-parse can get local package details.

Suggestions are welcome. Please create an issue.

References: npm view.