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babel-plugin-transform-property-literals

6.1.17

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Version 6.1.17 Details

Babel plugin transform property literals, specifically version 6.1.17, refines the way JavaScript handles object property names. This plugin automatically converts valid property key literals (like "foo" or 'bar') into plain identifiers (like foo or bar) during the code transformation process managed by Babel. This seemingly small change can lead to cleaner, more readable code while sometimes also improving performance by using identifiers instead of string literals for property access. Version 6.1.17 builds upon the foundation laid by previous versions, notably version 6.1.4.

The key difference between these releases lies in the updated babel-helper-plugin-test-runner from "^6.1.4" to "^6.1.17". While the core functionality remains the same, this update likely includes improvements in the testing infrastructure, potentially addressing bugs or enhancing test coverage. For developers, this translates to a more robust and reliable plugin. Both versions depend on babel-runtime ("^5.0.0") ensuring compatibility with the Babel runtime environment.

If you're already using babel-plugin-transform-property-literals, upgrading to 6.1.17 is recommended due to the potential improvements and bug fixes within the updated testing framework. For new users, this plugin is a straightforward way to optimize property names, simplifying your codebase and enabling potential performance gains without complex configuration. The plugin itself has an MIT license, which means it's free to use in different kinds of projects.

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