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normalize-path

2.0.1

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Version 2.0.1 Details

Normalize-path is a utility that ensures file paths are consistently formatted using forward slashes, regardless of the operating system. This addresses a common pain point when dealing with cross-platform development, where Windows uses backslashes while Unix systems use forward slashes. It also tidies up paths by collapsing multiple consecutive slashes into a single one and removes any trailing slashes, resulting in cleaner and more predictable file path strings.

Version 2.0.1 is a patch release following version 2.0.0. While the core functionality of normalizing paths remains consistent between the two versions, the upgrade from 2.0.0 to 2.0.1 includes potential bug fixes and minor improvements that enhance stability. Developers should strongly consider upgrading to the newest patch release given it ensures consistency across the codebase that depends on it. Both versions are licensed under the MIT license, making them free to use in a wide range of projects.

The package utilizes development dependencies like benchmarked for performance testing, minimist for argument parsing (likely during testing or development scripts), and mocha as a testing framework. The package is authored and maintained by Jon Schlinkert, and hosted on Github ensuring transparency.

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