Version Details and Security Vulnerabilities

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dayjs

1.8.16

Comparision Betweeen 1.8.16 and 1.8.15

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

Version

Dependencies

Dev Dependencies

Peer Dependencies

Distributed Files

337

336

Unpacked Size

392.68 KB

379.92 KB

Version 1.8.16 Details

Dayjs version 1.8.16 offers a subtle yet noteworthy evolution over its predecessor, version 1.8.15. Both versions champion the core philosophy of Dayjs: providing a lightweight (around 2KB), immutable date/time manipulation library with a familiar API, serving as a compelling alternative to Moment.js. Developers will appreciate the consistently modern API design that streamlines date handling within JavaScript projects.

The key differences between the versions lie in the dist object. Dayjs 1.8.16 sees a slight increase in fileCount, rising from 336 to 337, suggesting the addition of a new file, possibly related to documentation or internal tooling improvements. Additionally, the unpackedSize has grown from 389037 bytes to 402103 bytes. This increase, albeit small, indicates enhancements, such as new features or extended functionalities, which were incorporated in the latest release. The release date also marks the key difference between the versions (July 8 for 1.8.15 and August 27 for 1.8.16). The devDependencies object is identical in both versions. These dependencies are primarily focused on testing, linting and building the library itself, using tools like Jest, Rollup, and Babel. For developers using Dayjs in their projects, the changes from 1.8.15 to 1.8.16 may represent minor improvements and bug fixes, and the upgrade is likely seamless. Any new additions are backwards compatible, ensuring a smooth transition for existing projects. Choosing either version grants access to a performant and concise date/time library for modern JavaScript development.

Security Vulnerabilities

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