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Libraries.io
ByLibraries-ioLibraries-io

Libraries.io

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What is Libraries.io?

It is an open source web service that lists software development project dependencies and alerts developers to new versions of the software libraries they are using.

Libraries.io is a tool in the API Tools category of a tech stack.

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