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classnames

1.1.2

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Version 1.1.2 Details

Classnames is a small and focused JavaScript utility designed for simplifying the process of conditionally joining CSS class names together. Both version 1.1.1 and 1.1.2 offer the same core functionality: taking a flexible range of arguments (strings, objects, or arrays) and intelligently concatenating them into a single string of class names, handling falsy values gracefully to avoid unwanted class inclusions. For developers seeking a clean and efficient way to dynamically manage CSS classes in their projects, Classnames provides a straightforward solution.

The difference between the two versions, 1.1.1 and 1.1.2, lies primarily in the timing of their release. Version 1.1.2 was published on February 14, 2015, approximately six days after version 1.1.1, which was released on February 8, 2015. Given the very short time span between releases, it's highly likely that version 1.1.2 contains minor bug fixes, dependency updates, or very small performance improvements over its predecessor. Developers already using version 1.1.1 should consider an upgrade to 1.1.2, however,the impact should be minimal. Both versions share the same MIT license, ensuring freedom for integration into a wide range of projects. The library also uses mocha a javascript testing framework, so users can expect a certain degree of stability.

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