Version 2.0.2352 • License MIT
One-Line Verdict
"Heavy install size detected. Review bloat risk."
Poor
Actively Maintained
0 CVE History
No known CVEs.
92.9 MB
Critical Bloat: 92.9 MB
2,049
Niche adoption.
Package Payload
0 Direct
Clean dependency structure.
Cold-Start Impact
+1394 ms
Estimated execution overhead on standard hardware.
Current Threat Level
Verified Stable
"No known vulnerabilities detected. Version 2.0.2352 is stable."
Accuracy Protocol
Scanned against OSV.dev (Google Open Source) databases. Last Deep-Scan: 2026.
Is all-the-package-names too heavy? Compare it with these industry standards:
"A list of all the public package names on npm. Updated daily."
all-the-package-names is used to facilitate high-performance Node.js workflows. It provides a robust footprint of 92.9 MB on disk.
# Install via NPM
npm install all-the-package-names
# Install via Yarn
yarn add all-the-package-names
You are currently viewing a proprietary security audit for all-the-package-names on PAudit. We aggregate global databases to provide a safety rating of 60/100.
Run npm install all-the-package-names. This installs version 2.0.2352 and adds 0 direct dependencies to your project.
Yes, all-the-package-names records 2,049 weekly downloads, making it a Niche adoption. part of the ecosystem.