A CLI tool to quickly open npm, Yarn, or GitHub pages for any package.
npm-home is a command-line tool that opens the npm, Yarn, or GitHub repository page for any given package directly from the terminal. It solves the problem of manually searching for package documentation or source code by providing instant access with a simple command.
Node.js and JavaScript developers who frequently work with npm or Yarn packages and need quick access to their documentation, repository, or dependency details.
Developers choose npm-home for its speed and convenience—it eliminates the friction of opening browsers and searching, offering a streamlined workflow with support for multiple package managers and batch operations.
Open the npm page, Yarn page, or GitHub repo of a package
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Opens npm, Yarn, or GitHub pages instantly with commands like 'npm-home chalk', eliminating manual browser searches and URL typing.
Supports opening pages for npm, Yarn, and GitHub via flags such as '-g' for GitHub or '-y' for Yarn, providing flexibility across package managers.
Can open pages for multiple packages in one command, e.g., 'npm-home execa ava', streamlining workflows when checking several dependencies.
Features a clean CLI with a short alias 'nh' for faster typing, making it easy to integrate into daily developer routines without overhead.
Only supports npm, Yarn, and GitHub, so it cannot handle packages from other managers like pnpm or Bun, which is a gap in modern JavaScript ecosystems.
Requires an active internet connection and a browser to open pages, rendering it useless for offline development or terminal-only workflows.
Merely opens URLs without fetching or displaying package metadata in the terminal, limiting its utility for quick insights without browser switching.