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jsdom

21.1.1

Comparision Betweeen 21.1.1 and 21.1.0

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473

Unpacked Size

2.74 MB

Version 21.1.1 Details

Jsdom version 21.1.1 provides a reliable JavaScript implementation of web standards, ideal for testing Node.js applications that rely on DOM manipulation or browser-like environments. Key updates from version 21.1.0 involve dependency adjustments, impacting developers indirectly through potentially enhanced stability and performance of underlying components. Notably, the ws (WebSocket client) dependency sees an update from version 8.11.0 to 8.13.0, hinting at improvements in WebSocket handling, which is invaluable for applications dealing with real-time data. acorn, the JavaScript parser, moves from 8.8.1 to 8.8.2, likely incorporating bug fixes and minor enhancements to parsing accuracy. parse5 goes from 7.1.1 to 7.1.2 which hints at improving the HTML parsing. Furthermore, cssstyle is upgraded offering advancements in CSS styling capabilities, critical for accurate rendering simulations. The whatwg-url package undergoes a significant upgrade from version 11.0.0 to 12.0.1 which hints at url implementation improved. These changes collectively contribute to a more resilient and feature-rich jsdom environment. Other dependency upgrades involve decimal.js and several devDependencies like mocha, pngjs, yargs, and rimraf suggesting commitment to testing and development efficiencies. These incremental updates underscore jsdom's continuous improvement in mimicking browser behavior authentically, making it a robust choice for developers seeking server-side DOM manipulation or conducting headless browser tests.

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