No Mocha version is shown in the package.json when testing with cypress - repository

I am using cypress. But as I understand the cypress is built above mocha. So, I want to check what mocha version the project I am working with uses. I am heading to the package.json doing the search, but finding no mocha dependencies. Does it mean that mocha is built into cypress? How could I determine the used inside cypress mocha version then?


You can find out from the Cypress Github repository package.json.
The latest is here
"mocha": "3.5.3"

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Run npm list vue (or npm list --depth=0 | grep vue to exclude packages' dependencies). It is a common way to check npm package's version in the terminal.
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This is what worked for me:
import Vue from 'vue'
alert(`Vue version : ${Vue.version}`);

If you want to check the current version of Vue installed in your machine use vue --version
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There are few ways to check vue version:
npm v vue run this on the terminal
Check package.json, code will be something like this
"dependencies": {
"core-js": "^3.6.5",
"vue": "^2.6.11"
},
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It can be checked from package.json file. Inside dependencies block you can see vue and its version.
"dependencies": {
"vue": "^2.6.11"
}

if you have installed vue dev tools extension like I recommend, you can just press ctrl + shift + i at least in the firefox and then look with vue extension picture
You can also just use npm v vue in command prompt, you cant use vue --version becausue this checks what Vue CLI you have

You can only use npm v vue in CLI/ in Terminal, you can't use vue --version, it shows error enter image description here

For the solution of in-app version showing for vue version 3+.
As #ray-foss mentioned: I am only able to use
import {version} from "vue";
console.log('Vue version', version);
The way using import Vue from 'vue' does not work anymore (for me).

You can also type to check the Vuejs version vue --version

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