Display the homepage field, if defined by the package.
I've transitioned over from npm-check, but I'm really missing exposure of homepage field when defined. This allowed me to open the link from interactive mode to find a project's release notes/changelog.
Doing a web search on a project name may not yield the package that's installed. Exposing homepage closes that gap with a source of truth.
An example output where html-entities does not have homepage defined:
vue 3.5.27 → ^3.5.28 https://github.com/vuejs/core/tree/main/packages/vue#readme
vite ^7.3.0 → ^7.3.1 https://vite.dev
html-entities ^2.5.0 → ^2.6.0
While #570 wished to expand with an involved releases or changelog process, this issue is to keep it simple and stick to just homepage.
Display the
homepagefield, if defined by the package.I've transitioned over from
npm-check, but I'm really missing exposure ofhomepagefield when defined. This allowed me to open the link from interactive mode to find a project's release notes/changelog.Doing a web search on a project name may not yield the package that's installed. Exposing
homepagecloses that gap with a source of truth.An example output where
html-entitiesdoes not havehomepagedefined:While #570 wished to expand with an involved releases or changelog process, this issue is to keep it simple and stick to just
homepage.