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@types/node

22.13.5

Comparision Betweeen 22.13.5 and 22.13.4

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Version 22.13.5 Details

@types/node provides TypeScript definitions for Node.js, allowing developers to leverage the benefits of static typing when working with Node.js APIs. Version 22.13.5 builds upon the previous stable version 22.13.4, offering incremental improvements and refinements to the type definitions. Both versions depend on undici-types ~6.20.0, ensuring compatibility with the undici HTTP client library, a crucial component for modern Node.js development.

The difference between the two versions is subtle, but the updated release date of version 22.13.5, marked as "2025-02-21T20:33:19.267Z", compared to version 22.13.4's "2025-02-13T22:35:22.597Z", indicates a more recent compilation and publication. The unpacked size is fractionally smaller in the newer version (2306842 bytes compared to 2306847 bytes), suggesting minor optimizations or adjustments in the type definitions.

For developers, using the latest version, 22.13.5, is generally recommended to benefit from the most up-to-date and potentially improved type information. These updated definitions help catch errors early in the development process, improve code maintainability, and enhance the overall developer experience when working with Node.js in TypeScript projects. Both versions maintain the MIT license, ensuring freedom of use and modification. The repository URL points to the DefinitelyTyped project on GitHub, indicating a community-driven and well-maintained source of type definitions.

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