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napi-postinstall

0.1.4

Comparision Betweeen 0.1.4 and 0.1.3

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Version 0.1.4 Details

Napi-postinstall is a helpful utility designed to simplify the management of native Node.js add-ons, especially crucial when dealing with older npm versions that might present challenges during installation. Versions 0.1.3 and 0.1.4 share the same core purpose: streamlining the postinstall script for native bindings. Both versions are MIT licensed and are maintained by JounQin with funding through Open Collective.

Looking to upgrade? The primary difference between versions 0.1.3 and 0.1.4 lies in the size of the unpacked package, which increased slightly from 40021 bytes to 40209 bytes. While the file count remains unchanged at 21 files, this suggests that some internal improvements or minor code additions might have taken place, potentially affecting performance or stability. The newer version was also released approximately an hour later than the older one on the same day. This could be the consequence of a hotfix or an additional testing phase. The utility helps ensure compatibility and proper handling of native dependencies, mitigating common installation errors. You can find both versions in the same GitHub repository and are distributed as tarballs via the npm registry with the goal of being an easy-to-use solution for developers ensuring native bindings are correctly handled across different npm versions.

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