What input does the tool need?

You paste your package.json content into the editor. It must be valid JSON representing a package object, and a Load sample button provides a demo file.

How are the findings presented?

Each finding appears in a table with a severity badge of High, Medium, Low or Info, its location, a short title and a plain-English explanation.

What do the version range labels mean?

The page explains that caret allows minor and patch updates, tilde allows patch updates only, and exact versions install the same code every time.

Is my package.json uploaded to a server?

No. The page states the audit runs fully in your browser and nothing is uploaded.

Package.json Dependency Audit

Paste your package.json below and get an instant audit. The tool flags risky version patterns, deprecated packages, duplicates between dependencies and devDependencies, and missing license information, each with a plain-English explanation and a severity rating.

Your package.json

Audit results

Severity	Location	Finding	Explanation

Version range legend: caret ^ allows minor and patch updates, tilde ~ allows patch updates only, exact versions install the same code every time. This audit runs fully in your browser; nothing is uploaded.

Package.json Dependency Audit

Your package.json

Audit results

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