Version History

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📦 desm

A full version history of the desm package with size, number of distributed files and dependency evolution.

Unpacked Size

Historyical package size changes accross diffent versions of the package

Number of Files

Historycal changes package file numbers across different versions of the package

Dependencies

Number of dependencies for all the versions of the package

Versions Summary

Desm is a small but useful npm package designed to simplify retrieving the file directory from import.meta.url within JavaScript modules. It abstracts away the complexities of dealing with URLs and provides a clean, straightforward method for obtaining the directory path. Over its history, Desm has seen several version updates, each bringing incremental improvements and refinements.

The initial version, **1.0.0**, released in June 2020, laid the foundation for the package. Subsequent releases focused on enhancing its functionality and addressing minor issues. **Version 1.1.0**, released later that year, likely contained minor bug fixes or performance enhancements, as indicated by the slightly increased unpacked size. **Version 1.2.0** (August 2021) probably refined the core functionality or added supplementary features without significantly altering the core API.

A notable update came with **version 1.3.0** in May 2022. This release upgraded the tape devDependency, likely reflecting a commitment to ongoing testing and code quality. The most recent version, **1.3.1** (January 2024), continues this trend and probably includes further minor improvements. The versions showcase a pattern of consistent maintenance and incremental updates by author Matteo Collina which makes this package reliable.

Version	Dev Dependencies	Distributed Files	Unpacked Size
1.3.1	1	8	0.8%0.8%
1.3.0	1	-11.1%-11.1%8	14%14%
1.2.0	1	12.5%12.5%9	5.7%5.7%
1.1.0	1	8	7.8%7.8%
1.0.0	1	8

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Version	Deps	N. of Files	Size
1.3.1	1	8	0.8%0.8%
1.3.0	1	-11.1%-11.1%8	14%14%
1.2.0	1	12.5%12.5%9	5.7%5.7%
1.1.0	1	8	7.8%7.8%
1.0.0	1	8

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