The npm package git-rev version 0.1.0 offers a straightforward way to programmatically retrieve Git repository information within Node.js applications. Specifically, it allows developers to easily access the current commit hash, tag, or branch name of their project's Git repository. This can be valuable for tasks such as displaying version information in the application's interface, creating unique build identifiers, or tracking deployments.
This initial release (version 0.1.0) focused on providing the core functionality for extracting Git revision details. It achieves this with no dependencies, which simplifies integration and reduces the potential for dependency conflicts within the Node.js project using it. The MIT license promotes open-source use and modification of the package. It would be necessary to compare it with a more recent version to truly determine the changes and performance improvements. Looking further into later releases would be needed in order to assess its long term improvement. Since there is also a lack of test information, this lack of test could impede the process of software development.
The are not vulnerabilities for the version 0.1.0 of the package git-rev
