Module-deps is a valuable npm package for developers needing to traverse and understand the dependency graph of their JavaScript modules, particularly when preparing code for browser environments. It generates JSON output suitable for tools like browser-pack, streamlining the process of bundling code and dependencies for client-side execution.
Comparing versions 3.5.10 and 3.5.11, the core functionality and declared dependencies remain identical. Both versions rely on a suite of well-established packages like browser-resolve for module resolution, detective for static analysis, and readable-stream for stream handling. Developers already familiar with version 3.5.10 will find version 3.5.11 a seamless upgrade.
The key difference lies in the release date; version 3.5.11 was published on December 2nd, 2014, roughly two weeks after 3.5.10. While the absence of explicit changes suggests 3.5.11 may contain minor bug fixes or dependency updates, the impact on API usage is likely negligible. Developers should always consult changelogs or commit history for definitive details, though none are provided with the data given. Otherwise, developers can expect the same performance and set of features included in 3.5.10 from 3.5.11, and consider the later version the slightly more dependable one, since it came later. Module-deps is licensed under the MIT license, which allows usage for virtually any purpose.
The are not vulnerabilities for the version 3.5.11 of the package module-deps
