The initial version of the es6-set npm package, version 0.0.0, provides an ECMAScript 6 Set polyfill, enabling developers to use the Set data structure in environments lacking native support. Key dependencies for this version are d, es5-ext, es6-iterator, and event-emitter, all sourced directly from GitHub repositories. This indicates a reliance on specific, potentially unversioned, commits of these dependencies. For developers, this means a potentially less stable dependency tree compared to using semantic versioning, where specific releases are referenced.
The es6-set package, licensed under MIT, is authored by Mariusz Nowak and hosted on GitHub under medikoo/es6-set. The presence of tad as a devDependency suggests testing was performed, but its relatively old version indicates the testing setup might require modernizing. Given that information relating to the previous stable version is missing, crucial comparisons cannot asses improvements to stability.
Developers considering this initial release should be aware of the direct GitHub dependencies, carefully research the dependencies’ linked GIT repositories for issues and their current development status. Given the 0.0.0 versioning, it's crucial for developers to thoroughly test this initial release in their target environments to ensure compatibility and stability before integrating the es6-set Set polyfill. Potential users should also be mindful of possible better options, like core-js, that provides a wider range of polyfills.
The are not vulnerabilities for the version 0.0.0 of the package es6-set
