To check installed react packages and packages related dependencies from command line


From Project Folder:

By checking your package.json


From Command Prompt:

 The below command will give you the list of npm packages installed in the current directory.

npm ls --depth=0

You can set the depth value to see the dependency of the installed packages. i.e. npm ls --depth=1

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