Node-stdlib-browser provides browser-compatible versions of core Node.js modules, enabling developers to reuse existing Node.js code in browser environments. Version 1.3.0 introduces notable changes compared to version 1.2.1. A primary difference lies in the increased size and number of files included in the distribution, with v1.3.0 having 126 files and 402888 unpacked size versus 1.2.1 having 110 files and 304231 unpacked size, which might indicate new modules, expanded functionality, or updated dependencies.
Both versions share the same core dependencies like url, util, assert, buffer, and others ensuring a consistent set of polyfilled Node.js APIs. The development dependencies are also largely similar, focusing on tooling for testing, linting, and building the library, like eslint, mocha, rollup.
The release date of v1.3.0 is 2024-11-21, making it the most recent version, while v1.2.1 was released on 2024-09-16 indicating that v1.3.0 incorporates close to two months of enhancements and fixes. Developers upgrading to v1.3.0 should be aware of the increased size, paying attention to any potential impact on bundle sizes or performance. The upgrade promises the latest improvements and potentially better compatibility with newer Node.js features and versions. For developers looking to leverage Node.js code in the browser, Node-stdlib-browser continues to be a valuable tool with this update.
The are not vulnerabilities for the version 1.3.0 of the package node-stdlib-browser
