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@fauziralpiandi/freshup

v0.1.0

Published

Keep our deps fresh(up) to date

Downloads

47

Readme

🌱 freshup

Keep our deps fresh(up) to date

Updating deps manually is a vibe killer. I built freshup to fix that—check outdated packages, pick your strategy (patch/minor/major), and get back to shipping. No more version-checking mental gymnastics.

It works for me, and if you use npm, pnpm, yarn, or bun, it might work for you too.

Why use it?

  • It's Interactive: Instead of blindly updating everything, I can pick and choose.
  • It's Granular: Sometimes I only want bug fixes (patch), sometimes I'm ready for new features (minor).
  • It's Safe-ish: It has a --dry-run mode so I can see what happens before committing.

Usage

You don't need to install it. Just run it in your project root:

npx @fauziralpiandi/freshup

Modes

By default, it checks for the latest versions. But you can be specific about your strategy:

npx @fauziralpiandi/freshup patch  # Just bug fixes
npx @fauziralpiandi/freshup minor  # New features
npx @fauziralpiandi/freshup major  # I like living dangerously

Options

| Flag | Description | | :-------------- | :-------------------------------------------------------------- | | -d, --dry-run | See what would change without actually touching package.json. | | -w, --write | Skip the selection and update everything immediately. | | -i, --install | Run npm install (or equivalent) right after updating. |

License

MIT © 2025 Fauzira Alpiandi