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fs-extra

0.1.3

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Version 0.1.3 Details

Fs-extra is a Node.js package designed to extend the functionality of the native 'fs' module, providing developers with extra file system manipulation tools. Comparing versions 0.1.2 and 0.1.3, the core functionalities remain consistent. Both versions offer the same set of enhanced file system operations through dependencies on 'ncp' for recursive file copying, 'mkdirp' for creating directories recursively, and 'rimraf' for forceful file and directory deletion. This makes fs-extra a convenient tool for tasks like ensuring a directory structure exists before writing files, or removing entire directory trees without encountering errors due to permissions or non-empty directories.

The difference lies primarily in the release date. Version 0.1.2 was released on July 19, 2012, while 0.1.3 followed on August 13, 2012. While subtle enhancements or bug fixes may be present behind the scenes, the visible API and listed dependencies remain unchanged. For developers, this generally implies a stable and reliable set of features across both versions, allowing them to confidently leverage fs-extra for advanced file system operations within their Node.js applications. Choosing one version over the other may depend on factors like internal project policies on library updates but for those new to the library, either version should provide the essential extended file system tools.

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