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📦 lsr

A full version history of the lsr package with size, number of distributed files and dependency evolution.

Unpacked Size

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Number of Files

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Dependencies

Number of dependencies for all the versions of the package

Versions Summary

lsr is a utility package available on npm (Node Package Manager) providing a recursive directory listing, effectively mimicking the ls -R command in Unix-like systems. Two key versions, 1.0.0 and 2.0.0, showcase its evolution.

Version 1.0.0, released in August 2013, relied on promise (version ~3.2.0) and barrage (version 0.0.4) for its core functionality. It included mocha as a development dependency for testing purposes, and was licensed under the MIT license. This version was authored by ForbesLindesay and hosted on GitHub.

Version 2.0.0, released in June 2017, represents a significant update. It transitioned to newer versions of its dependencies, utilizing @types/node (^7.0.31), barrage (^1.1.0), and promise (^7.2.0). This suggests a move towards improved type safety and potentially enhanced performance with more contemporary versions of its underlying libraries. Furthermore, TypeScript (^2.3.4) was introduced as a development dependency, indicating a possible shift towards TypeScript-based development for maintainability and code quality. Like its predecessor, it's licensed under the MIT license and was authored by ForbesLindesay. The update reflects a modernization of the package and a commitment to current development practices.

Version	Dependencies	Dev Dependencies	Peer Dependencies	Distributed Files	Unpacked Size	Details
2.0.0	50%50%3	100%100%2	0	N/A	N/A
1.0.0	2	1	0	N/A	N/A

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Version	Deps	N. of Files	Size
2.0.0	66.7%66.7%5	N/A	N/A
1.0.0	3	N/A	N/A

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