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babel-plugin-transform-define

1.2.0

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Version 1.2.0 Details

Babel plugin transform-define helps developers streamline their code by replacing expressions with predefined values during the Babel compilation process. Version 1.2.0 enhances the capabilities of the plugin, building upon the functionality of its predecessor, version 1.1.0. The core purpose remains the same: to substitute member expressions and typeof statements with string literals, optimizing code and enabling conditional compilation.

The most notable change in version 1.2.0 lies in the introduction of new dependencies. It incorporates "lodash.get" version 4.4.2, providing a robust method for deeply accessing object properties, and "traverse" version 0.6.6, which offers advanced tree traversal capabilities which can be useful to analyze and modify code structure. Version 1.1.0 had no dependencies.

Both versions share several development dependencies that are crucial for testing and maintaining the plugin. These include "assert-transform", "babel-core", "babel-cli", "babel-eslint", "babel-preset-es2015", a suite of ESLint configurations and plugins for code linting ("eslint-config-formidable", "eslint-plugin-filenames", "eslint-plugin-import", and "eslint"), "mocha" for testing, and "rimraf" for file removal. Prior version 1.1.0 also included "readline-sync", that seems to be missing from the last version without a clear reason. Developers upgrading to version 1.2.0 gain access to more sophisticated data handling during the transformation process, enabling finer-grained control over the substitution of variables during compile time.

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