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@types/react-dom

18.3.0

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Version 18.3.0 Details

The @types/react-dom package provides TypeScript definitions for the React DOM library, enabling developers to use React DOM with type safety and autocompletion in their TypeScript projects. Comparing versions 18.2.25 and 18.3.0 reveals key updates for developers seeking the latest type definitions. Version 18.3.0, released on April 25, 2024, features an unpacked size of 37837 bytes, a noticeable increase from the 34927 bytes of version 18.2.25, released earlier on April 11, 2024. This size difference suggests that version 18.3.0 includes new or updated type definitions, potentially covering recently added functionalities or bug fixes in React DOM itself.

Both versions depend on @types/react with a version specified as "*", meaning they are compatible with any version of the @types/react package. The license field indicates the package is licensed under MIT, which is the most permissive license, allowing developers extensive freedom to use, modify, and distribute the library. Furthermore, both versions point to the same repository on GitHub under the DefinitelyTyped project, specifically the types/react-dom directory. Developers interested in the specifics of the changes between these versions can consult the DefinitelyTyped repository on GitHub to view the commit history to understand the precise modifications and additions made in version 18.3.0. Use the latest version to ensure you are coding against the most accurate type definitions available.

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