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@types/node

16.11.35

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Version 16.11.35 Details

@types/node provides TypeScript definitions for Node.js, allowing developers to leverage the benefits of static typing within their Node.js projects. Version 16.11.35, released on May 12, 2022, follows closely after version 16.11.34, released just two days prior on May 10, 2022. Both versions maintain the same core description and licensing under the MIT license and are sourced from the DefinitelyTyped repository on GitHub.

A subtle but potentially impactful difference lies in the unpacked size. Version 16.11.35 has an unpacked size of 1,670,425 bytes, a slight increase from version 16.11.34's 1,670,204 bytes. While the file count remains constant at 59, this size difference indicates that some changes, likely small updates or additions to type definitions, were introduced in the newer version. Developers upgrading should be aware of this slight modification.

For developers using TypeScript with Node.js, @types/node is crucial for ensuring type safety and enabling features like autocompletion and compile-time error checking within their IDEs. This package provides the necessary definitions for interacting with Node.js APIs, making development smoother and less prone to runtime errors. The relatively rapid release cycle between these two versions suggests ongoing maintenance and refinement of the type definitions, meaning the latest version incorporates the most complete and accurate descriptions of the Node.js environment. Developers can easily install or update to the latest version using npm or yarn, ensuring they have the best possible TypeScript support for their Node.js projects.

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