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dayjs

1.5.12

Comparision Betweeen 1.5.12 and 1.5.11

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Version 1.5.12 Details

Dayjs, a lightweight JavaScript date library alternative to Moment.js, released version 1.5.12 shortly after 1.5.11. Both versions share the same core philosophy of providing a minimal and easy-to-use API for date manipulation. They are dependency-free and immutable, making them ideal for modern web development. Key features include parsing, formatting, and relative time calculations. Developers will appreciate Dayjs's small bundle size, which contributes to faster page load times. The comprehensive documentation is available in both English and Simplified Chinese.

While the developer dependencies are the same (jest, eslint, rollup, and babel), the difference between version 1.5.12 and the prior version 1.5.11 lies in minor updates reflected in the distribution package (dist). Specifically, version 1.5.12 included one extra file (18 vs 17) increasing the unpacked size slightly (47015 vs 45844). These changes are internal, but indicate bug fixes, performance enhancements or code optimizations. The release date of version 1.5.12 was April 25, 2018, one day after version 1.5.11. This suggests that the release of version 1.5.12 was made to address a bug or include a significant change that was released in the prior version. Therefore, upgrading to version 1.5.12 from 1.5.11 is highly recommended to ensure stability, performance and access to the latest improvements.

Security Vulnerabilities

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