Version Details and Security Vulnerabilities

Analyzing the provided data reveals interesting insights into version 1.0.0 of the eslint-plugin-promise package compared to its predecessor for which unfortunately we have no data.. This version, released on January 22, 2016, marked a specific point in the evolution of this popular ESLint plugin designed to enforce best practices when working with JavaScript Promises.

Version 1.0.0 aims to guide developers towards writing cleaner, more maintainable, and less error-prone Promise-based code. While a detailed comparison isn't possible without information on the previous stable version, the included development dependencies offer clues. The use of ESLint "~1.2.0" signifies compatibility, indicating it works seamlessly with that specific ESLint version or a compatible range. Notably, "standard": "^5.4.1" as a dev dependency suggests alignment with the Standard JavaScript style guide, hinting that the plugin's rules might encourage coding practices consistent with StandardJS recommendations. Mocha "^2.3.4" facilitates testing of the plugin itself.

For developers considering or already using eslint-plugin-promise, understanding these dependencies is key. It highlights the versions of ESLint and other style guides this version was designed to complement and the testing framework used. The plugin licensed under ISC encourages contributions. By integrating this plugin, developers and teams can promote consistent Promise handling, catch potential anti-patterns early, and enhance the overall quality of their JavaScript applications. This package it's a valuable add-on for any project that relies on asynchronous operations using Promises.