array.prototype.every provides a polyfill for the ECMAScript 5 Array.prototype.every method. This allows older JavaScript environments, like older browsers or Node.js versions, to use the every method, which tests whether all elements in an array pass the test implemented by the provided function. Crucially, using this polyfill ensures consistent behavior across different JavaScript engines, promoting a more reliable and predictable experience for developers and users by ensuring the every method is available. Its well-tested and small providing excellent compatibility.
The array.prototype.every npm package has infrequent releases. Initial release in November 2016(1.0.0), followed by sporadic updates: December 2019 (1.1.0), November 2020 (1.1.1), February 2021 (1.1.2), October 2021 (1.1.3), November 2022 (1.1.4), August 2023 (1.1.5), March 2024 (1.1.6), and December 2024 (1.1.7). No releases have occurred in 2025 till August.
Array.prototype.every npm package downloads showed fluctuating numbers between March 2024 and August 2025. A noticeable upward trend occurred from March to June 2025, peaking at over 1 million downloads. September 2025 downloads are significantly lower, likely reflecting incomplete monthly data.
