Determine if your dependency graph's stated "engines" criteria is met.
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ls-engines is a command-line tool that checks if the current Node.js version satisfies the "engines" requirements specified in a project's package.json or lockfile. It analyzes the dependency graph to determine valid Node.js versions and compares them against the running environment. This tool is useful for developers and DevOps engineers who need to ensure their Node.js environment is compatible with their project's dependencies.
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