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@storybook/addon-viewport

8.3.0

Comparision Betweeen 8.3.0 and 8.2.10

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Version 8.3.0 Details

@storybook/addon-viewport, a valuable tool for responsive design within Storybook, has been updated from version 8.2.10 to 8.3.0. This addon enables developers to simulate various screen sizes and orientations directly within their Storybook environment, facilitating the creation of adaptable UI components.

The core functionality of the addon remains consistent: building responsive components by manipulating Storybook's viewport. Both versions share the same primary dependency, memoizerific, suggesting a focus on performance optimization in both releases. Developers can still rely on this package for developing responsive components.

Significant changes are observed in the devDependencies. Version 8.3.0 upgrades @storybook/icons from version 1.2.5 to 1.2.10 and upgrades typescript to version 5.3.2 while version to support storybook 8.3.0, the peer dependency is updated to storybook":"^8.3.0" in version 8.3.0, whereas version 8.2.10 it was storybook":"^8.2.10".

The dist object reveals interesting details. Version 8.3.0 is packaged in a smaller tarball but unpacks to a slightly larger size with fewer files compared to version 8.2.10. This can be relevant for deployment and installation considerations.

The release dates indicate that v8.3.0 was released on September 11, 2024, while v8.2.10 was released later, on November 4, 2024. This apparent anomaly suggests a potential rollback or re-release strategy within the Storybook project itself.

These version updates highlight the ongoing development and maintenance of the @storybook/addon-viewport, ensuring compatibility with the latest Storybook ecosystem and improving the experience for developers building responsive UI components.

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