# install-latest

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Does what it says, install the latest dependencies your package.json.

I know one's not supposed to just dump the latest packages on a project but I find it useful sometimes when I want to get a clean install and work with the latest updates.

## Quick start

If none flag is passed, it will attempt to install all latest updates for all types of dependencies.

```
npx install-latest
```

You can also update only a specific type o dependency passing the following flags:

### Update only production dependencies

```
npx install-latest --prod
```

### Update only development dependencies

```
npx install-latest --dev
```

### Update only optional dependencies

```
npx install-latest --optional
```

### Update only peer dependencies

```
npx install-latest --peer
```

It is also possible to pass more than one flag at once like so:

```
npx install-latest --prod --dev
```

### Interactively select the dependency types you want to update

```
npx install-latest --interactive
```

## Usage

```
Usage: index [options]

Does what it says, install latest dependencies from your package.json

Options:
  -V, --version      output the version number
  --prod             update only production dependencies
  --dev              update only development dependencies
  --optional         update only optional dependencies
  --peer             update only peer dependencies
  -i, --interactive  interactively select the dependency types you want
                     to update
  -h, --help         display help for command
```

## Contributing

Issues and pull requests are welcome.

## License

[MIT](https://github.com/rfoell/install-latest/blob/master/LICENSE)