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babel-plugin-transform-property-literals

6.9.2

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Version 6.9.2 Details

Babel-plugin-transform-property-literals is a Babel plugin designed to optimize JavaScript code by converting valid property key literals into plain identifiers. This transformation leads to smaller file sizes and potentially improved performance, particularly in environments where minification is crucial. Both versions 6.9.1 and 6.9.2 share the same core functionality, description, dependencies (relying on esutils version 2.0.2 or higher), MIT license, and repository location within the Babel Minify project on GitHub. They also credit "amasad" as the author.

The key difference between the two versions (6.9.1 and 6.9.2) lies in their release dates and unpacked size. Version 6.9.2 was released on May 3rd, 2018, while version 6.9.1 was released on April 8th, 2018. A negligible difference is observed in the unpacked size as v6.9.2 has a size of 5182 bytes while v6.9.1 of 5187. The nature of the changes leading to these differences is missing in the prompt.

For developers considering using this plugin, the consistent functionality across these versions suggests stability. The transformation it performs can contribute to a leaner codebase, which can be beneficial for web applications and environments with bandwidth or storage constraints. The presence of comprehensive documentation and examples within the Babel Minify repository is recommended to properly understand the plugin's impact on the codebase during transformations.

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