Since gleam has introduced a built-in way to check for outdated dependencies (https://gleam.run/news/the-happy-holidays-2025-release/), you should rather use the gleam deps outdated command.
What about checking for different versions of the same dependency across multiple gleam apps inside of a monorepository? I am quite confident any of you can make a script in or let an AI generate it.
Choire works in a gleam monorepo or singular project. It does two things for you:
- Check for outdated dependencies
- Check for different version of the same dependency across different gleam apps
Importantly, this package does not perform any modifications or updates for you. This design is intentional as to not mess up your project in any way.
Don't forget to add this dependency as a dev dependency!
$ gleam add choire@1 --dev$ gleam run -m choire # runs in current directory
$ gleam run -m choire .. # runs in parent directory$ gleam run -m choire
> found 3 packages
> found a mismatch for: lustre
v5.0.3 (./sample/sample_b/gleam.toml)
v4.6.4 (./sample/sample_a/gleam.toml)
fetching latest stable dependency versions...
> found 1 upgradable dependencies in ./sample/sample_a/gleam.toml
lustre v4.6.4 -> v5.0.3
At the time of this writing, you can make 100 requests per minute to the HEX api as an unauthenticated user and 500 per minute as an authenticated user (https://hexpm.docs.apiary.io/#introduction/rate-limiting).
Since the limit resets after 60 seconds, this library will simply hold and wait for the limit to reset and then continue fetching the package information.
- This package was heavily inspired by https://github.com/QuiiBz/sherif.