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archiver-jsdoc-theme

1.1.0

Comparision Betweeen 1.1.0 and 1.0.24

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Version 1.1.0 Details

Archiver-jsdoc-theme is a clean and minimal JSDoc 3 template designed to provide a polished and readable documentation output for JavaScript projects. Based on the popular Minami template, it offers a streamlined aesthetic for presenting API documentation.

Between version 1.0.24 and the newer 1.1.0, a notable difference lies in the dependency on the lodash utility library. The older version relies on lodash ~3.10.0, while the updated release utilizes lodash ~4.17.11. This dependency upgrade introduces potential performance improvements and access to newer lodash features, beneficial for developers who rely on lodash functionalities within their JSDoc generation process or custom theme modifications.

Beyond the lodash update, moving to version 1.1.0 brings a jump in the number of themes files, from an implicit number in in version 1.0.24 to a more explicit 55 in version 1.1.0. The unpacked size of installation directory also increases significantly, from an implicit number in version 1.0.24 to a more explicit 1504201. For developers, this could mean richer customization options, additional styling capabilities, or expanded support for various JSDoc tags and documentation structures within the upgraded version.

Developers considering archiver-jsdoc-theme for their project can expect an Apache-2.0 licensed theme, ensuring flexibility and freedom in usage. The availability of a Git repository facilitates contribution, issue tracking, and access to the latest improvements. Updated nearly 3 years later the newer version promises improvements and more complete features.

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