How to check unused npm packages on your project

To identify unused npm packages in your project, you can use the following commands:

    1. Using depcheck:

• Install depcheck globally with:

            npm install -g depcheck

•     Run depcheck in the root project directory (where the package.json file is located):

      depcheck

• This will analyze your dependencies and show unused ones. You can uninstall them using npm uninstall.

   2. Using npm-check:

• Install npm-check globally with:

           npm install -g npm-check

• Run npm-check in the root project directory:

         npm-check

• It provides more detailed information about outdated, incorrect, and unused dependencies. Use the -u or --update flag for interactive dependency updates.

   3. Using npm prune:

• To remove unused packages from node_modules, run:

         npm prune

• To remove unused devDependencies, use:

              npm prune --production=true

Remember to adjust these commands based on your specific project needs!