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@types/react

19.1.11

Comparision Betweeen 19.1.11 and 19.1.10

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Version 19.1.11 Details

The @types/react package provides TypeScript definitions for the popular React JavaScript library, crucial for developers using TypeScript in their React projects as it enables static typing, improved code maintainability, and enhanced developer experience through autocompletion and type checking. Version 19.1.11 builds upon the previous stable release, 19.1.10, offering incremental improvements for React developers.

The core functionalities remain consistent between the two versions, focusing on providing accurate TypeScript definitions for React components, props, and events. The key difference lies in the details: version 19.1.11 shows a slight increase in unpackedSize, going from 806683 to 808297, suggesting minor additions or modifications to the type definitions within. While fileCount remains the same at 28, the increased size likely reflects fixes, refinements, or the inclusion of new types related to newer React features or updates. Developers should note the updated releaseDate which is August 22, 2025 for 19.1.11 and August 11, 2025 for 19.1.10, consider upgrading for the newest typing information.

Both versions share the same dependencies, relying on csstype version ^3.0.2 for CSS property definitions, ensuring compatibility. The MIT license ensures freedom of use, modification, and distribution. For developers embracing React with TypeScript, staying up-to-date with the @types/react package is vital for a seamless and type-safe development workflow.

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