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archiver-jsdoc-theme

1.1.1

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Version 1.1.1 Details

Archiver-jsdoc-theme offers a clean and minimal JSDoc 3 template, ideal for generating beautiful and easily navigable documentation for JavaScript projects. Built upon the foundation of the Minami theme, it provides a straightforward and uncluttered presentation of your code's API. Version 1.1.1, released in July 2019, presents a subtle but important upgrade for developers: a dependency update for Lodash, moving from ~4.17.11 in version 1.1.0 to ^4.17.15.

This seemingly small change ensures compatibility with more recent Lodash versions within the 4.17.x range, potentially incorporating bug fixes and performance improvements offered by updated utility functions. While the core functionality and design of the theme remain consistent between the two versions, this dependency update in 1.1.1 offers a more current and robust foundation.

Both versions maintain the same structure, file count (55), and unpacked size (1504201), meaning the visual appearance and overall design of the generated documentation remain unchanged. The license is Apache-2.0, making it suitable for a wide range of projects. It's accessible through its GitHub repository, allowing for community contributions and issue tracking. Developers seeking a simple, elegant JSDoc theme with a modern dependency should consider version 1.1.1 for its updated Lodash dependency. If you want to have the older version for some reason you can use 1.1.0, released in April 2019.

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