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Filesystem access: npm @grpc/grpc-js with module fs
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Filesystem access: npm @grpc/proto-loader with module fs
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Filesystem access: npm @mapbox/node-pre-gyp with module fs
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Unmaintained: npm @phc/format was last published 6 years ago
Last Publish: 7/3/2020, 8:52:46 AM
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Last Publish: 6/9/2017, 9:32:02 AM
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Last Publish: 1/25/2017, 6:15:35 PM
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Unmaintained: npm @types/json5 was last published 5 years ago
Last Publish: 2/1/2021, 8:00:41 PM
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Filesystem access: npm chownr with module fs
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Unmaintained: npm color-support was last published 9 years ago
Last Publish: 6/6/2017, 8:40:54 PM
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Last Publish: 6/15/2016, 11:29:58 PM
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Last Publish: 12/14/2015, 7:56:09 PM
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Filesystem access: npm detect-libc with module fs
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Filesystem access: npm eslint-plugin-import with module fs
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