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ext-list

v4.0.0LOW Risk

List of known file extensions and their MIME types

A90/100
Install Command
npm install ext-list
orpnpm add ext-list
Typosquat Defense
Authentic Name

No similarity to known typosquatting targets.

Lifecycle Scripts
Clean Execution

Zero preinstall or postinstall arbitrary execution hooks.

License Type
MIT

Permissive open-source license. Safe for enterprise & proprietary software.

Package Specifications

Unpacked Size
Unknown
Dependencies
1
Maintainers
1
Last Published
Jul 3, 2017

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Frequently Asked Questions

Is ext-list safe to use in production?
ext-list received a Security Grade of A (90/100) with a risk evaluation of LOW. It contains zero malicious postinstall scripts.
What license does ext-list use?
ext-list is licensed under the MIT license (PERMISSIVE). This is a permissive open-source license suitable for commercial applications.
How do I install ext-list?
Install it via NPM using: npm install ext-list, or via PNPM: pnpm add ext-list, or Yarn: yarn add ext-list.