NPM Updates all dependencies

Simply change every dependency's version * to and then run npm update --save .

  "Dependencies": {  "Express" :  "*" ,  "MongoDB" :  "*" , :  "*" ,  "RJs" :   "*" ,  "Jade"  :   "*" ,  "async" :  "*"  }      

After:

  "Dependencies": { "Express":  "~3.2.0" ,  "MongoDB" :  "~1.2.14" ,  "underscore" :  "~1.4.4" ,  "RJs" :  " ~2.10.0 ", " Jade ": span class= "str" > "~0.29.0" ,  "async" :< Span class= "PLN" >  "~0.2.7"  }      

Of course, this is the blunt hammer of updating dependencies. It ' s fine if-as you said-the project was empty and nothing can break.

On the other hand, if your ' re working in a more mature project, you probably want to verify that there is no breaking Chan Ges in your dependencies before upgrading.

To see which modules is outdated, just run npm outdated . It would list any installed dependencies that has newer versions available.

NPM Updates all dependencies