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@types/node

13.13.42

Comparision Betweeen 13.13.42 and 13.13.41

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Version 13.13.42 Details

Version 13.13.42 of the @types/node package, released on February 14, 2021, provides TypeScript definitions for Node.js, essential for developers using TypeScript to build Node.js applications. It's licensed under MIT, reflecting its open-source nature and the freedom granted to developers in using and modifying it. The package is available through npm, with the tarball offering a convenient way to download and include the definitions in projects.

Compared to the previous stable version, 13.13.41 released on February 3, 2021, version 13.13.42 includes updates and refinements to the type definitions, ensuring greater accuracy and compatibility with the Node.js runtime. The file count remains the same, indicating a similar package structure. However, a slight decrease in unpacked size, from 711074 to 710845 bytes, suggests minor optimisations or modifications within the type definitions.

For developers, choosing the latest version, 13.13.42, is generally recommended as it incorporates the most recent improvements and bug fixes. These updates translate to a smoother development experience through better type checking, enhanced code completion, and reduced potential for runtime errors. The @types/node package is crucial for any TypeScript developer targeting Node.js, enabling strongly-typed code that is more maintainable and reliable. Regularly updating to the newest stable version ensures access to the most accurate and complete type definitions for the Node.js environment. While the changes between these specific versions are relatively small, staying up-to-date helps avoid potential compatibility issues and benefits from the collective contributions of the DefinitelyTyped community.

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