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babel-plugin-transform-member-expression-literals

6.0.14

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Version 6.0.14 Details

Babel plugin transform member expression literals, a tool designed to optimize JavaScript code, saw a notable update between versions 6.0.2 and 6.0.14. Both versions share the core functionality of converting valid member expression property literals (like object['property']) into plain identifiers (object.property), leading to more concise and potentially performant code. This transformation is valuable for developers aiming to improve code readability and potentially reduce bundle size.

The key difference lies in the dependencies and potentially internal workings. Version 6.0.2 relies on babel-runtime version 6.0.2, tightly coupled to its own release. In contrast, version 6.0.14 depends on babel-runtime version ^5.0.0, indicating a broader compatibility range with older Babel versions. This potentially signifies a change in how the plugin interacts with the Babel ecosystem. Developers considering an upgrade should assess the impact of this dependency change on their existing Babel configuration, especially those using older Babel versions. The upgrade to 6.0.14 also includes various bug fixes and potential performance improvements accrued between the releases, making it a solid choice for new projects. The shift in repository URL from a direct git link to a specific subdirectory within the main Babel repository on GitHub in version 6.0.14 may also reflect organizational changes within the Babel project itself.

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