Is @aztec/noir-acvm_js safe to use?

@aztec/noir-acvm_js has no known vulnerabilities on the latest version (4.2.0). DepScope rates its health at 85/100 (low risk).

What is the latest version of @aztec/noir-acvm_js?

The latest version of @aztec/noir-acvm_js is 4.2.0, released 2026-04-15.

Does @aztec/noir-acvm_js have known vulnerabilities?

No known vulnerabilities on the latest version of @aztec/noir-acvm_js.

Is @aztec/noir-acvm_js deprecated?

No, @aztec/noir-acvm_js is actively maintained. Latest release: 4.2.0 (2026-04-15).

What are alternatives to @aztec/noir-acvm_js?

Popular alternatives to @aztec/noir-acvm_js in npm include: minimatch, ansi-styles, debug, brace-expansion, strip-ansi.

What license does @aztec/noir-acvm_js use?

@aztec/noir-acvm_js is licensed under MIT.

@aztec/noir-acvm_js

npmv4.2.0

The `acvm_js` package enables users to execute an ACIR program, i.e. generating an initial witness from a set of inputs and calculating a partial witness. This partial witness can then be used to create a proof of execution using an ACVM backend.

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safe to use

@aztec/[email protected] is safe to use (health: 85/100)

Health breakdown0 – 100

25/25

maintenance

10/20

popularity

25/25

security

15/15

maturity

10/15

community

Vulnerabilities

none known

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10/10typed

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