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@storybook/theming

5.2.4

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Version 5.2.4 Details

@storybook/theming is a core Storybook component library, providing essential theming capabilities for UI development and customization within the Storybook environment. Version 5.2.4 builds upon the stability and features introduced in version 5.2.3, offering subtle but important improvements for developers.

A notable difference lies within the dependencies. While most dependencies remain consistent between the two versions, @storybook/client-logger sees an update from 5.2.3 to 5.2.4. This suggests enhancements or bug fixes related to logging functionalities within the Storybook environment, potentially aiding developers in debugging and monitoring their Storybook implementations and components.

Both versions share a common foundation, leveraging libraries like @emotion/core, @emotion/styled, and emotion-theming for powerful and flexible styling solutions. Developers benefit from the polished library, for providing helpful CSS functions and mixins. The inclusion of deep-object-diff enables efficient tracking of theme changes and variations. Developers should also note the peer dependencies on react and react-dom, which signifies the package’s reliance on React for rendering. The package is licensed under MIT. The small change related to @storybook/client-logger and the very similar unpacked size suggests a rather small patch update introducing additional stability. Version 5.2.4 was released on October 14,2019, representing a new release following the October 7, 2019 release of version 5.2.3

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