version-check

Dependency deprecation checks query package registry metadata to identify deprecated packages and verify update recency. This prevents stale or unmaintained dependencies from entering your project, reducing maintainability and supply-chain risks before installation.

Node.js 22 compatibility validation checks dependency engine requirements against your target runtime. This verifies that package metadata specifies compatible engine constraints, ensuring your dependencies function correctly within the Node 22.x environment.

Security auditing for dependencies runs vulnerability scans to surface known advisories before changes ship. This identifies packages with reported security issues, reducing supply-chain risk by preventing insecure dependencies from entering your project.

Recency validation checks package registry metadata to confirm whether a dependency has updates within the last 12 months. This verifies the package is actively maintained and reduces the risk of introducing abandoned dependencies.

Dependency version auditing applies before adding new dependencies or during routine verification workflows. Running these checks proactively prevents stale, deprecated, or insecure packages from compromising your project's maintainability and supply-chain safety.

Dependency version checking applies across typical JavaScript and Node projects, utilizing package registry metadata and vulnerability scanning requirements such as npm view checks and pnpm audit to enforce deprecation, recency, and security criteria.