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@types/node

13.13.21

Comparision Betweeen 13.13.21 and 13.13.20

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Version 13.13.21 Details

Version 13.13.21 of @types/node, released on September 16, 2020, provides TypeScript definitions for Node.js, crucial for developers using TypeScript with Node.js. This version, succeeding 13.13.20 released just a day prior on September 15, offers essential type information allowing for static analysis, improved code completion, and reduced runtime errors. Both versions are licensed under MIT, ensuring broad usability. Intriguingly, the newer version boasts a smaller footprint: 55 files and an unpacked size of 702461 bytes compared to its predecessor's 61 files and 705552 bytes. This suggests potential optimization or removal of redundant definitions.

Developers should upgrade to 13.13.21 to potentially benefit from these size reductions, which could translate to slightly faster installation times and a leaner dependency tree. While the core functionality remains the same – providing accurate type definitions for Node.js APIs – the reduced file count and unpacked size in the newer version are subtle improvements worth noting. For projects heavily reliant on @types/node or those sensitive to dependency sizes, this iterative update presents a minor but potentially welcome optimization. The reliance on the DefinitelyTyped repository ensures the definitions are community-maintained and generally reliable for corresponding Node.js versions.

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