Comma-separated-tokens version 2.0.3 introduces several notable updates for developers. This package is designed to efficiently parse and stringify comma-separated tokens, a common task in web development when dealing with HTML attributes like class or rel. The core functionality remains consistent, ensuring a smooth transition for existing users. However, the development environment has been upgraded.
Key updates involve the development dependencies. Version 2.0.3 sees updates to @types/node (now at ^18.0.0), c8 (^7.0.0), prettier (^2.0.0), remark-cli (^11.0.0), remark-preset-wooorm (^9.0.0), type-coverage (^2.0.0), typescript (^4.0.0), and xo (^0.52.0). Notably, @types/tape, rimraf, and tape have been removed, simplifying the dependency tree. These changes likely reflect improvements in testing methodologies and code linting practices. Developers will appreciate the enhanced tooling support, leading to more robust and maintainable code. The update also results in a larger unpacked size, increasing from 7876 bytes in version 2.0.2 to 9971 bytes in version 2.0.3, indicating potential additions or changes to the underlying code or testing suite. The release date difference, with version 2.0.3 being released significantly later than version 2.0.2, also marks an important aspect of the update.
The are not vulnerabilities for the version 2.0.3 of the package comma-separated-tokens