Eslint-plugin-import is a valuable tool for JavaScript developers seeking to enforce import statement best practices and maintain code quality within their projects. Comparing versions 0.4.3 and 0.4.2 reveals some key updates. Version 0.4.3 introduces "eslint-import-core" as a dependency, replacing the direct dependency on "espree" and "resolve" found in version 0.4.2. This shift suggests a move towards a more modular architecture, potentially simplifying maintenance and enabling more targeted updates to import-related linting rules.
For developers, this translates to potentially improved performance and reliability in import resolution and validation. The core functionality remains focused on providing linting rules related to import/export syntax, preventing common errors like typos in module names or incorrect file paths. Both versions support a wide range of ESLint features, utilizing peer dependencies to ensure compatibility with existing ESLint configurations within projects. Development dependencies like Chai, Mocha, Istanbul, and eslint-tester indicate a commitment to thorough testing and quality assurance. This allows Javascript developers to keep a sanity check during the coding sessions while using the best practices. The license remains MIT across both versions, providing flexibility for integration into various projects, both open-sourced and commercial.
The are not vulnerabilities for the version 0.4.3 of the package eslint-plugin-import