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loose-envify

1.4.0

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Version 1.4.0 Details

Loose-envify is a lightweight and performant utility designed for selectively replacing process.env variables within JavaScript code, offering a faster alternative to AST-based approaches by leveraging js-tokens. Comparing versions 1.3.1 and 1.4.0 reveals subtle yet impactful changes for developers. While both versions share the core functionality of environment variable replacement and development dependencies like browserify, envify and tap, the key difference lies in the dependency js-tokens. Version 1.3.1 specifically requires js-tokens version ^3.0.0. Version 1.4.0 broadens this compatibility, accepting either ^3.0.0 or ^4.0.0. This update provides developers with greater flexibility in their projects, allowing them to utilize more recent versions of js-tokens without encountering dependency conflicts.

The release date also highlights a significant gap, with version 1.3.1 released in January 2017 and version 1.4.0 in July 2018, suggesting a period of maintenance and refinement during which the js-tokens compatibility issue was addressed. For developers considering loose-envify, this broadened compatibility in version 1.4.0 provides a safer and more forward-compatible choice, minimizing potential conflicts with other libraries in their dependency tree and ensuring smoother integration into modern JavaScript projects.

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