npm-repo

opens a package's repository page in a browser

TLDR

Open the repository for a package

$ npm repo [package-name]

Open the repository for the current project

$ npm repo

Open repositories for multiple packages

$ npm repo [package1] [package2]

Print the repository URL without opening a browser

$ npm repo [package-name] --no-browser

npm repo guesses the repository URL for a package from the `repository` field in its `package.json`, then opens it in the configured browser. If no package name is supplied, it reads from the `package.json` in the current directory.The browser used can be overridden with the `--browser` config option, or set globally via `npm config set browser [program]`. Passing `--no-browser` suppresses the browser and prints the URL instead.

PARAMETERS

PACKAGES

One or more package names. If omitted, uses the current project's `package.json`.

--browser BROWSER

Browser to open the URL with. Defaults to the system default (`open` on macOS, `start` on Windows, `xdg-open` on Linux).

--no-browser

Print the repository URL to stdout instead of opening a browser.

--help

Display help information.

INSTALL

sudo pacman -S npm

sudo apk add npm

brew install npm

CAVEATS

If the package's `package.json` does not include a `repository` field, npm falls back to the package's page on the npm registry. A network connection is required to look up packages not installed locally.

HISTORY

npm repo has been part of the npm CLI since early versions, providing quick access to package source code repositories.