Fs-extra is a Node.js package that extends the built-in fs module, providing developers with extra file system utilities for common tasks. Comparing version 0.1.0 with the older 0.0.11 reveals significant changes in its dependency structure. The older version relied on path-extra, jasmine-node, and coffee-script. However, version 0.1.0 shifted its core dependencies to ncp (for file copying), mkdirp (for creating directories recursively), and rimraf (for recursive file deletion). This indicates a deliberate focus on simplifying the file manipulation aspects of the library, making it more streamlined for tasks like copying, creating, and deleting directories and files. The removal of jasmine-node and coffee-script suggests a change in the testing or build process. Developers upgrading should take note of these replaced dependencies, as any code relying on functionality previously provided by path-extra would need to be adapted. The usage of ncp, mkdirp, and rimraf also shows that the developer is aiming for small focused packages. For those new to fs-extra, version 0.1.0 presents a more direct and focused API for file system operations, concentrating on essential functionalities via these well-established and commonly used modules, which make the code more portable and testable.
The are not vulnerabilities for the version 0.1.0 of the package fs-extra