Version Details and Security Vulnerabilities

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dayjs

1.7.4

Comparision Betweeen 1.7.4 and 1.7.3

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

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Unpacked Size

40.25 KB

39.96 KB

Version 1.7.4 Details

Dayjs 1.7.4 is a minor release of the lightweight JavaScript date library, building upon the foundation of version 1.7.3. Both versions offer an attractive alternative to Moment.js, boasting a remarkably small size of roughly 2KB and a familiar, modern API for date and time manipulation. They share the same core set of features, providing developers with tools for parsing, formatting, and performing calculations on dates.

The developer experience remains consistent between the versions, with no significant alterations to the API or core functionalities. The listed development dependencies, used for building and testing the library itself, remain identical indicating a focus on internal improvements or bug fixes rather than introducing breaking changes or new features. Key development tools include Jest, Karma, ESLint, and Rollup, ensuring code quality, cross-browser compatibility, and efficient bundling.

A notable difference lies in the dist section where the unpacked size of version 1.7.4 is slightly larger, at 41212 bytes, compared to 1.7.3's 40920 bytes (292 bytes difference).This increase likely reflects minor updates, optimizations or addition of new locales.

Furthermore, version 1.7.4 was released on "2018-07-11T02:19:49.234Z", a day later than version 1.7.3, which came out on "2018-07-10T02:54:00.388Z", marking a concise turnaround between the versions.

For developers already using Dayjs 1.7.3, upgrading to 1.7.4 is a safe bet. The small library size, immutable date objects, and comprehensive feature are preserved.

Security Vulnerabilities

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