npmtools.dev is a directory of tools for the npm and Node.js ecosystem. It lists 512 entries across 11 categories, such as package managers, linters, bundlers and security tools, and accepts free submissions.
npmtools.dev at a glance
- Platforms
- Web
- Free plan
- Yes
What is npmtools.dev?
The site is a browsable catalogue of npm ecosystem tools. Entries are sorted into 11 categories: package managers, monorepo tools, libraries, CLI tools, security, linters, build tools, bundlers, formatters, tools and other. The homepage shows a feed of the latest additions with a short description and category label for each.
The directory is filled through automated discovery and community submissions. Many recent entries are npm packages, including platform-specific builds of linters such as Sherif and Oxlint Tsgolint, plus tools like Markuplint. Each tool has its own page. Submitting a tool is free.
Who is npmtools.dev for?
JavaScript and TypeScript developers who want to find tooling for package management, monorepos, linting, formatting or dependency security. It also suits maintainers of npm packages who want a place to list their tool. Some entries are platform-specific binary packages, so the feed can be noisy.
Highlights
- 512 npm ecosystem tools listed
- 11 categories including package managers, linters and bundlers
- Covers monorepo tools, security scanners and formatters
- Free to submit a tool
- Updated through automated discovery and community submissions
How much does npmtools.dev cost?
Free. Browsing is free and the site states that submitting a tool is free. No paid plans are listed.
