Version Details and Security Vulnerabilities

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beeper

3.0.0

Comparision Betweeen 3.0.0 and 2.1.0

Identify the differences between the current version of the package and the previous one.

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Unpacked Size

4.31 KB

4.2 KB

Version 3.0.0 Details

Beeper is a simple yet effective npm package designed to add auditory notifications – a classic terminal beep – to your applications. Comparing version 3.0.0 with the previous stable version 2.1.0 reveals several key updates relevant to developers. Both versions share the same core functionality and MIT license, indicating continued ease of use and open-source accessibility. The author and repository remain consistent, ensuring stability and a clear path for contributions.

A notable change is the update to the yoctodelay dependency, moving from ^1.1.0 to ^1.2.0. While seemingly minor, this likely incorporates bug fixes or performance improvements in the delay mechanism used for the beep. Significant updates appear in the development dependencies. ava, a popular JavaScript test runner, jumps from version ^1.4.1 to ^3.15.0, indicating a major upgrade in the testing framework. Similarly, xo, a linter, progresses from ^0.24.0 to ^0.39.1, suggesting improved code quality and style enforcement. The tsd version also sees an upgrade from ^0.7.2 to ^0.14.0, likely for improved TypeScript definition management. These development dependency updates suggest a focus on code quality, testing rigor, and adherence to modern JavaScript standards. Furthermore, version 3.0.0 includes a funding link, directing users to support the author's work. The unpacked size has slightly increased in the newer version. The release dates also make it clear the newer version is the most recent. Developers upgrading should consider the updated testing and linting configurations in their projects.

Security Vulnerabilities

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