flux list

Overview

The flux list command displays all currently installed dependencies in your project. This includes both direct and development dependencies, pulled from package.json and resolved via the lockfile.

Usage

Terminal

flux list

Example Output

Terminal

dependencies:
  react: 18.3.0
  react-dom: 18.3.0
  axios: 1.6.0

devDependencies:
  typescript: 5.3.3
  eslint: 8.55.0

Features

Shows both dependencies and devDependencies
Reads from flux.lock for accurate, resolved versions
Faster and cleaner than npm list, yarn list, or pnpm list
Helps confirm what’s actually installed vs. declared

Use Cases

Verify Installed Packages

Use this to quickly audit which versions are installed.

Confirm Install Success

After installing a new package, run flux list to confirm it's correctly added added.

Troubleshoot Version Issues

Helps debug mismatches between what's in package.json and what’s actually present.

Tabs: List Use Cases

Terminal

flux list

Just want to see all installed packages? Run it anytime.

Terminal

flux install express
flux list

Use after installing to confirm the addition.

Terminal

flux list

Use if you're unsure why a package isn't being picked up correctly in dev tools.

flux install – To install new packages
flux update – To update current packages
flux outdated – To list packages that have updates available

flux list

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