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@types/node

14.14.27

Comparision Betweeen 14.14.27 and 14.14.26

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Version 14.14.27 Details

@types/node version 14.14.27 represents a minor update within the 14.14.x series of TypeScript definition files for Node.js. Published on February 12, 2021, it follows closely on the heels of version 14.14.26, released just a day prior on February 11, 2021. Both versions share the same core characteristics: they provide essential type definitions that enable TypeScript developers to seamlessly interact with the Node.js runtime and its built-in modules, enhancing code quality and preventing runtime errors through static type checking.

Crucially, the dependency list remains empty for both versions, indicating that these packages focus solely on providing type information and do not introduce any external runtime dependencies. This makes them lightweight and easy to integrate into existing projects. Both are licensed under the MIT license, ensuring broad compatibility and usage flexibility.

However, a notable difference lies in the unpacked size, where version 14.14.27 is slightly larger at 749022 bytes compared to 14.14.26's 745094 bytes. The file count remains the same at 57, which suggests that the size increase likely stems from refinements or additions to the existing type definitions rather than the inclusion of new files. This incremental update likely addresses bug fixes, improves accuracy of existing type definitions, or introduces support for newer Node.js features. Developers upgrading from 14.14.26 to 14.14.27 can anticipate a smoother TypeScript development experience with Node.js, benefiting from more precise and comprehensive type information.

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