This is because, here, you have to take care of scopes which may vary depending upon the flag and the most important thing that is to be kept in mind is that there are several dependencies that get installed with the package into the project and needs to be taken care of while uninstalling or removing the package as it will unnecessary take space in the project. Installing a package is a piece of cake. You just have to give the command with the specific flag and it’s done, but uninstalling a package is different. It also provide us with different commands and parameters like install which is used to install any package for the project for doing various tasks which if done raw might take unnecessary time to complete, and its uninstall npm command which is just like the install command uninstalls packages that is not needed in the project. This is done by either adding dependencies, dev-dependencies, etc. This is mainly because it allows us to use different packages which sometimes lead to better performance of our app in the long run. The main reason behind this is its package manager or NPM. Node JS took over the world by storm right after it was released in 2009.
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