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module-deps

3.5.12

Comparision Betweeen 3.5.12 and 3.5.11

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Version 3.5.12 Details

Module-deps is a powerful npm package designed to traverse and analyze the dependency graph of JavaScript modules, generating JSON output ideally suited for tools like browser-pack. Versions 3.5.11 and 3.5.12 are functionally identical in their core dependencies and development dependencies, boasting the same suite of tools for dependency resolution, stream manipulation, and code analysis. Key dependencies include browser-resolve for module path resolution, detective for static analysis of module dependencies, and duplexer2 and stream-combiner2 for robust stream handling. Also concat-stream for efficiently concatenating streams, JSONStream for processing JSON data in a streaming fashion, and through2 for creating transform streams.

The package offers a straightforward way to understand the complete dependency tree of a project, which is crucial for optimizing build processes and understanding module loading order. It leverages libraries like readable-stream and through2 for performance and efficiency. The license is MIT, which is good for the majority of the projects.

The sole difference between versions 3.5.11 and 3.5.12 lies in their release timestamps. Version 3.5.12 was published approximately 35 minutes after version 3.5.11. This indicates a potential hotfix or minor update addressing a subtle bug or documentation issue that did not necessitate any changes to the core code or dependencies, thus, is safe to be updated. For developers, this highlights the stability of the module-deps package, as even minor version bumps tend to indicate very small improvements, with extremely low risk on breaking existing production code.

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