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📦 @types/path-browserify

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Versions Summary

The npm package @types/path-browserify provides TypeScript definitions for the path-browserify library, enabling developers to use this library with strong typing in their TypeScript projects. This ensures better code completion, error detection, and overall code maintainability.

The package has seen several versions released, each aiming to refine and improve the type definitions. Version 1.0.0, released in October 2021, marked the initial publication of these definitions. Subsequent versions have brought incremental improvements and refinements to the package.

Version 1.0.1, released in October 2023, showed that efforts are being made to improve the initial types. Shortly after, November 2023, version 1.0.2 was available, indicating a continuing effort to provide better types. August 2024 brought more changes with version 1.0.3. An increase in unpackedSize size from 4265 to 6517 shows that the new release includes more types.

The version history reflects an ongoing commitment to providing accurate and up-to-date TypeScript definitions. By keeping the @types/path-browserify package current, developers can ensure they have the best possible type safety when working with path-browserify in their TypeScript projects. Checking the git repository of DefinitelyTyped will provide more information on the concrete changes.

Version	Distributed Files	Unpacked Size
1.0.3	5	52.8%52.8%
1.0.2	5
1.0.1	25%25%5	-10.5%-10.5%
1.0.0	4

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Version	N. of Files	Size
1.0.3	5	52.8%52.8%
1.0.2	5
1.0.1	25%25%5	-10.5%-10.5%
1.0.0	4

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