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@types/node

13.13.34

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Version 13.13.34 Details

Version 13.13.34 of the @types/node package, released on November 30, 2020, provides TypeScript definitions for Node.js. It follows the previous stable version, 13.13.33, released just a few days earlier on November 25, 2020. Both versions share the same core characteristics: they are TypeScript definitions, have no dependencies, are licensed under MIT, and are maintained within the DefinitelyTyped repository on GitHub. Developers use these definitions to gain type safety and improved code completion when working with Node.js in TypeScript projects. Comparing the two versions, the most obvious difference is the release date, indicating a recent update. The unpackedSize also subtly differs; version 13.13.34 has an unpacked size of 708337 bytes compared to the previous version's 708335 bytes. This minute size increase suggests small refinements or additions to the type definitions. While the file count remains the same at 55, developers can expect minor enhancements or bug fixes related to Node.js typings in the newer version. Upgrading from 13.13.33 to 13.13.34 should be a safe and straightforward process, promising improved accuracy and potentially better support for newer Node.js features reflected in its typings. Both packages offer a reliable and updated set of TypeScript definitions, actively maintained and crucial for TypeScript developers working with Node.js. Using the latest version ensures benefitting from the most current and accurate type information.

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