# Project check

May be you've already noticed that `veye` has 2 ways to check a project dependencies. 

The `check` takes all the supported project files from a path (*default current working directory*) and 
uploads them VersionEye and returns a list of outdated dependencies.

If there's no projects on kept on VersionEye, then it creates a new projects and
saves their `project_key` in the `veye.json` file for future references.

If projects exist already on the VersionEye, then `veye` updates all the projects
saved in `veye.json` and shows newest results.


So, this command is much higher lever than any other `veye project` command and
tries to do much heavy lifting for you - for example no need to manage project_key
attribute to check project status.

 **NB!** it only shows information about dependencies, if you need also project info, 
 then please use `veye project upload` command.

#### Examples

```
$> veye check test/files/Gemfile
$> veye check file/to/project.clj --format=table
```