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babel-plugin-minify-infinity

0.1.0

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Version 0.1.0 Details

Babel-plugin-minify-infinity aids in minimizing JavaScript code size by handling Infinity values during Babel transformations. Comparing version 0.1.0 (released May 22, 2017) with the earlier 0.0.3 (released November 18, 2016), the primary difference lies in potential bug fixes, performance improvements, and code refinements accumulated over the intervening six months.

While both versions share the same MIT license and repository on GitHub within the Babel/babili project, developers considering an upgrade should acknowledge this time gap. Although the provided data lacks specific details about code changes, typical updates in such plugins target improved efficiency in replacing Infinity with its shorter equivalents (like 1/0), fixing edge cases where transformations might introduce errors, and adapting to newer Babel versions.

For developers targeting the smallest possible bundle size, especially those dealing with numerical computations or data serialization where Infinity values may appear, using the latest v0.1.0 is generally advisable. Always test the plugin with your specific codebase to ensure compatibility and verify the expected reduction in file size after minification. Keep in mind that since this is a plugin for Babel it requires Babel to be setup. The benefit is that in the end you have a smaller bundled js.

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