NPM Package Update Tracker — New Versions & Deprecations
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NPM Package Update Tracker — New Versions & Deprecations
Track new published versions and deprecation warnings for npm packages you depend on. Get the version, publish date, and deprecation status the moment it changes. For engineering and security teams monitoring dependencies without checking npm by hand.
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Track new published versions and deprecation warnings for npm packages
you depend on. Get the version, publish date, latest dist-tag status,
and deprecation message the moment something changes, without checking
npm by hand.
Built for engineering and security teams monitoring dependencies — a
signal github-release-tracker can miss, since not every npm publish
corresponds to a tagged GitHub release.
Input
{"packages": ["react", "@babel/core"],"daysBack": 30,"maxResultsPerPackage": 10}
| Field | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
packages | array of strings | npm package names, including scoped packages (e.g. "@babel/core"). One lookup is billed per package. |
daysBack | number | Only return versions published within this many days of today. Default 30, max 365. |
maxResultsPerPackage | number | Max published versions to return per package, most recent first. Default 10, max 50. |
Output
One record per published version:
{"packageName": "react","version": "19.2.8","publishedAt": "2026-07-21T15:41:28.716Z","isLatest": true,"versionDeprecationMessage": null,"packageDeprecationMessage": null,"tarballUrl": "https://registry.npmjs.org/react/-/react-19.2.8.tgz"}
A package with no versions published in the requested window returns no items but is still billed once for the lookup.
How it works
Direct calls to the official npm registry API
— the same registry npm install talks to. No proxy, no key, no scraping.
Pricing note
Billed per package checked, not per version returned — one charge per package whether it has 0 or 50 matching versions.
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- GitHub Release Tracker — new GitHub releases for repos you depend on, a related but distinct signal from npm publishes