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@types/node

13.13.16

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Version 13.13.16 Details

The @types/node package provides TypeScript definitions for Node.js, enabling developers to write type-safe Node.js applications. Version 13.13.16 arrived on September 2, 2020, following version 13.13.15, which was released on July 23, 2020. While seemingly incremental, these updates contribute to a more robust and reliable development experience.

Developers should be aware that version 13.13.16 includes minor adjustments, reflected in a slightly increased unpacked size of 707,474 bytes compared to version 13.13.15's 707,447 bytes. Both versions maintain the same number of files, 61, and share the same MIT license, ensuring broad usability. These updates often incorporate fixes for type definitions that address inconsistencies or omissions. They may also include adaptations to reflect changes in the Node.js runtime or its built-in modules.

Staying up-to-date with these type definitions is crucial for TypeScript developers. Using the most recent definitions allows for better autocompletion, accurate error reporting, and improved overall code quality. It's generally recommended to use the latest stable version compatible with your Node.js runtime to ensure compatibility and benefit from the latest improvements and refinements. Developers can easily integrate these typings via npm install @types/node or yarn add @types/node. Regular updates of @types/node contributes to a smoother development workflow and helps prevent type-related issues during development and deployment.

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