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Reputation: 5954

How can I get all npm packages owned by a user?

Is there a way to get a list of npm packages owned by a user?

Something like this: https://www.npmjs.com/~npm but in json from the command line or api

Upvotes: 5

Views: 622

Answers (3)

kvz
kvz

Reputation: 5885

You could try npm's own search:

npm search maintainer:kvz

It took me a while to find what the possible search keywords are but they are but they are documented here:

Search Syntax Description
scope:types Show/filter results that belong to the @types scope
author:sindresorhus Show/filter results in which sindresorhus is the author
maintainer:sindresorhus Show/filter results in which sindresorhus is qualifier as a maintainer
keywords:gulpplugin Show/filter results that have gulpplugin in the keywords (separate multiple keywords with commas, you may also exclude keywords e.g.
not:deprecated Exclude deprecated packages from the results
not:unstable Exclude packages whose version is < 1.0.0
not:insecure Exclude packages that are insecure or have vulnerable dependencies (as per nsp)
is:deprecated Show/filter is deprecated packages
is:unstable Show/filter packages whose version is < 1.0.0
is:insecure Show/filter packages that are insecure or have vulnerable dependencies (as per nsp)
boost-exact:false Do not boost exact matches, defaults to true
score-effect:14 Set the effect that package scores have for the final search score, defaults to 15.3
quality-weight:1 Set the weight that quality has for the each package score, defaults to 1.95
popularity-weight:1 Set the weight that popularity has for the each package score, defaults to 3.3
maintenance-weight:1 Set the weight that the quality has for the each package score, defaults to 2.05

Upvotes: 2

Dan Kreiger
Dan Kreiger

Reputation: 5516

You could install npm-user-packages-cli globally.

$ npm install --global npm-user-packages-cli

Then you can do:

$ npm-user-packages <username>

I've used it locally, and it does exactly what you asked.

Upvotes: 3

sheplu
sheplu

Reputation: 2975

if you want to list the packages installed globally, you can use npm list -g --depth=0 Not sure if it's what you are asking, you will tell me in comment

If you want the list of npm package on npm.js it will be like that. You just need to change the name of the user https://www.npmjs.com/~ehsalazar

But you can't do it fron npm cli. At best, by curl

Upvotes: 0

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