Version Details and Security Vulnerabilities

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date-fns

2.10.0

Comparision Betweeen 2.10.0 and 2.9.0

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

Version

Dependencies

Dev Dependencies

Peer Dependencies

Distributed Files

4493

Unpacked Size

9.73 MB

9.71 MB

Version 2.10.0 Details

Date-fns is a modern JavaScript date utility library designed to provide comprehensive date manipulation and formatting functionalities. Version 2.10.0 introduces subtle improvements over its predecessor, version 2.9.0. Examining the package.json files reveals a similar set of dependencies and devDependencies, suggesting that the core development and testing tools remained consistent between the two releases. This includes tools for linting (eslint, babel-eslint), testing (jest, karma, mocha, sinon), bundling (webpack), and code quality checks (cloc, snazzy). The file counts within the distributed tarballs are identical at 4493, pointing towards a change in date files.

A notable difference lies in the unpackedSize, with version 2.10.0 being marginally larger at 10,200,613 bytes compared to version 2.9.0's 10,179,870 bytes. This increase, though minor, potentially indicates additions, refactoring, or updates to the library's internal implementation or even translation files. Developers transitioning between these versions should expect largely consistent behavior, but are encouraged to review complete changelogs and release notes for any specific changes, additions, or bug fixes. These releases have been built focused on modularity (you just import what you need) and i18n support making the library a solid choide. This attention to detail ensures a smooth upgrade and minimizes disruption to existing projects relying on date-fns.

Security Vulnerabilities

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