dependency-analysis

You can detect unused and phantom dependencies in your npm frontend project by running an automated dependency analysis that scans your project path. It identifies unused, missing, phantom, and circular dependencies, then generates a Markdown report with a health score and remediation guidance.

A circular dependency occurs when modules rely on each other recursively, causing maintenance overhead. You identify circular dependencies in a JavaScript codebase by running an automated dependency analysis that parses your project structure and flags these recursive cycles.

Yes, dependency analysis works with yarn and TypeScript projects. The tool applies to JavaScript and TypeScript projects using either npm or yarn, supporting modular and parallel processing to identify dependency conflicts across your project.

To resolve peer dependency conflicts in React and Vue ecosystems, run a peer-dependency analysis that detects version mismatches across your frontend stack. The analysis produces actionable recommendations to optimize dependencies and resolve conflicts with minimal risk.

The best way to optimize frontend dependencies and reduce bundle size is to perform comprehensive dependency analysis to detect unused and conflicting packages. This generates a health score and actionable remediation guidance to safely remove bloat and security risks.