Best Safest npm Packages 2026
The #1 safest npm packages in 2026 is @supabase/functions-js with a Nerq Trust Score of 90/100 (A+), based on Nerq's independent analysis of 50 safest npm packages across 5 trust dimensions. Rankings update daily — last updated: 2026-08-01.
According to Nerq's analysis, the top 5 safest npm packages by trust score are: 1. @supabase/functions-js (90/100), 2. workbox-webpack-plugin (89/100), 3. expo-router (89/100), 4. @auth0/auth0-spa-js (89/100), 5. @react-native-community/datetimepicker (89/100). Nerq Trust Scores range from 88 to 90 among the top 50. Scores are based on 5 independent trust dimensions including security, maintenance, and community adoption. Updated daily.
| # | Name | Trust | Grade |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | @supabase/functions-js | 90 | A+ |
| 2 | workbox-webpack-plugin | 89 | A |
| 3 | expo-router | 89 | A |
| 4 | @auth0/auth0-spa-js | 89 | A |
| 5 | @react-native-community/datetimepicker | 89 | A |
| 6 | @sanity/client | 89 | A |
| 7 | expo-server | 89 | A |
| 8 | @algolia/monitoring | 89 | A |
| 9 | expo-blur | 89 | A |
| 10 | @turf/helpers | 89 | A |
Top 50 Safest npm Packages by Nerq Trust Score
| # | Name | Trust | Grade | Stars | Description |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | @supabase/functions-js | 90 | A+ | 12934.9k | JS SDK to interact with Supabase Functions. |
| 2 | workbox-webpack-plugin | 89 | A | 2276.9k | A plugin for your Webpack build process, helping you generate a manifest of local files that workbox... |
| 3 | expo-router | 89 | A | 1877.8k | Expo Router is a file-based router for React Native and web applications. |
| 4 | @auth0/auth0-spa-js | 89 | A | 1352.4k | Auth0 SDK for Single Page Applications using Authorization Code Grant Flow with PKCE |
| 5 | @react-native-community/datetimepicker | 89 | A | 1165.2k | DateTimePicker component for React Native |
| 6 | @sanity/client | 89 | A | 1099.9k | Client for retrieving, creating and patching data from Sanity.io |
| 7 | expo-server | 89 | A | 2106.8k | Server API for Expo Router projects |
| 8 | @algolia/monitoring | 89 | A | 3253.3k | JavaScript client for monitoring |
| 9 | expo-blur | 89 | A | 1146.3k | A component that renders a native blur view on iOS and falls back to a semi-transparent view on Andr... |
| 10 | @turf/helpers | 89 | A | 4432.8k | Provides helper functions to create GeoJSON features, like points, lines, or areas on a map. |
| 11 | expo-constants | 89 | A | 3514.8k | Provides system information that remains constant throughout the lifetime of your app. |
| 12 | @expo/vector-icons | 89 | A | 3124.2k | Built-in support for popular icon fonts and the tooling to create your own Icon components from your... |
| 13 | @turf/invariant | 89 | A | 2676.4k | Lightweight utility for input validation and data extraction in Turf.js. Ensures GeoJSON inputs are ... |
| 14 | expo-linking | 89 | A | 2262.9k | Create and open deep links universally |
| 15 | @supabase/ssr | 89 | A | 1716.5k | Use the Supabase JavaScript library in popular server-side rendering (SSR) frameworks. |
| 16 | expo-image | 89 | A | 1643.5k | A cross-platform, performant image component for React Native and Expo with Web support |
| 17 | expo-manifests | 89 | A | 1490.2k | Code to parse and use Expo and Expo Updates manifests. |
| 18 | @capacitor/cli | 89 | A | 1385.1k | Capacitor: Cross-platform apps with JavaScript and the web |
| 19 | @algolia/requester-fetch | 89 | A | 3444.7k | Promise-based request library using Fetch. |
| 20 | @mui/x-date-pickers | 89 | A | 3420.3k | The community edition of the MUI X Date and Time Picker components. |
| 21 | @expo/metro-config | 89 | A | 3237.9k | A Metro config for running React Native projects with the Metro bundler |
| 22 | expo-file-system | 89 | A | 3173.6k | Provides access to the local file system on the device. |
| 23 | expo-asset | 89 | A | 3131.1k | An Expo universal module to download assets and pass them into other APIs |
| 24 | @expo/fingerprint | 89 | A | 2978.5k | A library to generate a fingerprint from a React Native project |
| 25 | @langchain/core | 89 | A | 2903.8k | Core LangChain.js abstractions and schemas |
| 26 | @langchain/openai | 89 | A | 2217.6k | OpenAI integrations for LangChain.js |
| 27 | @posthog/types | 89 | A | 2193.6k | Type definitions for the PostHog JavaScript SDK |
| 28 | @mui/lab | 89 | A | 1926.7k | Laboratory for new Material UI modules. |
| 29 | @react-native-community/cli-config | 89 | A | 1711.0k | This package is part of the [React Native CLI](../../README.md). It contains commands for managing t... |
| 30 | @langchain/langgraph-sdk | 89 | A | 1620.3k | Client library for interacting with the LangGraph API |
| 31 | expo-haptics | 89 | A | 1541.8k | Provides access to the system's haptics engine on iOS, vibration effects on Android, and Web Vibrati... |
| 32 | expo-linear-gradient | 89 | A | 1462.0k | Provides a React component that renders a gradient view. |
| 33 | expo-system-ui | 89 | A | 1457.6k | Interact with system UI elements |
| 34 | @clickhouse/client | 89 | A | 1198.0k | Official JS client for ClickHouse DB - Node.js implementation |
| 35 | @notionhq/client | 89 | A | 1168.7k | A simple and easy to use client for the Notion API |
| 36 | expo-notifications | 89 | A | 1167.0k | Provides an API to fetch push notification tokens and to present, schedule, receive, and respond to ... |
| 37 | expo-location | 89 | A | 1083.1k | Allows reading geolocation information from the device. Your app can poll for the current location o... |
| 38 | expo-crypto | 89 | A | 1062.0k | Provides cryptography primitives for Android, iOS and web. |
| 39 | jest-expo | 89 | A | 1031.2k | A Jest preset to painlessly test your Expo / React Native apps. |
| 40 | expo-status-bar | 89 | A | 2394.2k | Provides the same interface as the React Native StatusBar API, but with slightly different defaults ... |
| 41 | @expo/env | 89 | A | 2330.3k | hydrate environment variables from .env files into process.env |
| 42 | @cloudflare/workers-types | 89 | A | 3666.6k | TypeScript typings for Cloudflare Workers |
| 43 | @react-native-community/cli-clean | 89 | A | 1696.3k | This package is part of the [React Native CLI](../../README.md). It contains commands for cleaning t... |
| 44 | expo-image-picker | 89 | A | 1333.4k | Provides access to the system's UI for selecting images and videos from the phone's library or takin... |
| 45 | expo-symbols | 89 | A | 1148.4k | Provides access to the SF Symbols library on iOS for React Native and Expo apps. |
| 46 | @segment/analytics-next | 89 | A | 1022.3k | Analytics Next (aka Analytics 2.0) is the latest version of Segment’s JavaScript SDK - enabling you ... |
| 47 | @supabase/auth-js | 88 | A | 12936.5k | Official SDK for Supabase Auth |
| 48 | @stripe/react-stripe-js | 88 | A | 3406.8k | React components for Stripe.js and Stripe Elements |
| 49 | @upstash/redis | 88 | A | 1605.1k | An HTTP/REST based Redis client built on top of Upstash REST API. |
| 50 | langchain | 88 | A | 1800.3k | Typescript bindings for langchain |
How We Rank Safest npm Packages
These safest npm packages are ranked by Nerq Trust Score, which evaluates security, maintenance, community adoption, and transparency across multiple data points. Only entities with a trust score of 30 or above are included. Scores are updated continuously as new data becomes available.
FAQ
What are the best safest npm packages in 2026?
Based on Nerq Trust Scores, the top-ranked safest npm packages are listed above, scored on security, activity, documentation, and community metrics.
How are safest npm packages ranked?
Nerq ranks tools using Trust Score v2, which combines security analysis, maintenance activity, documentation quality, and community adoption signals.
Are these safest npm packages safe to use?
Each tool has an individual safety report. Click any tool name to see its detailed trust analysis.
What does a Nerq Trust Score of A mean?
An A grade (80-89) means the entity has strong signals across security, maintenance, documentation, and community adoption. A+ (90-100) is the highest possible rating.
How does Nerq evaluate safest npm packages?
Nerq analyzes safest npm packages across multiple dimensions including security vulnerabilities, license compliance, maintenance activity, documentation quality, and community adoption. Each dimension is scored independently and combined into an overall Trust Score (0-100).