Closed MitchK closed 7 years ago
This is because npm changed how it worked and now flattens the dependency structure. I'm looking at changing how nlf determines the 'depth'.
I would say however that the legal basis of only looking at the top level is somewhat suspect anyway. You're bundling all the node modules in your application, and almost the entire purpose of nlf is to uncover the hidden dependencies of dependencies that you pick up.
I only want to print top level licenses, but
Does not limit the dependencies. Thanks.