To find the version of all local packages you should use npm list whereas to find the version of all global packages you should use npm list -g which will list out all the packages with all the dependencies as shown below.
If you want to know the version of one package and if you know the name of the package you can use npm list <packagename> -g (for example : npm list grunt -g)
If the package is installed both locally and globally and you are trying to use npm list <packagename> in the local folder you might get an error like npm ERR! extraneous as shown below. This error means that package is installed but it is not listed in your's project's package.json.
If you just want to see all the packages version without their dependent version you can use npm list --depth=0 -g or npm list --depth=0 which will give output as follows.
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If you want to know the version of one package and if you know the name of the package you can use npm list <packagename> -g (for example : npm list grunt -g)
If the package is installed both locally and globally and you are trying to use npm list <packagename> in the local folder you might get an error like npm ERR! extraneous as shown below. This error means that package is installed but it is not listed in your's project's package.json.
If you just want to see all the packages version without their dependent version you can use npm list --depth=0 -g or npm list --depth=0 which will give output as follows.
Please Like and Share the CodingDefined.com blog, if you find it interesting and helpful.
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