Waymark / Routes / npm List collaborators and their access levels on an npm package
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Documented steps Authenticate to the registry as a user with at least read access to the package. Run: npm access list collaborators <package-spec> to print every user and team granted access along with their level. To narrow to one user, pass that username as an extra argument to show only the teams that user belongs to. For machine-readable output add the json option to get the access list as structured data. Official docs: https://docs.npmjs.com/cli/v10/commands/npm-access Known gotchas Results are limited to packages for which your account holds read access or better; you cannot see collaborators on packages you cannot read. Read-only public packages are not enumerated here (the tool avoids printing the whole registry). The npm access ls-collaborators form is the legacy/deprecated spelling; the current synopsis uses list collaborators. Owners appear at the top level; team members appear under the teams they belong to.
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