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ora

2.0.0

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Version 2.0.0 Details

Ora version 2.0.0 introduces notable changes compared to its predecessor, version 1.4.0, that developers should consider. Both versions maintain the core functionality of providing elegant terminal spinners for enhancing command-line application user experience. However, the dependency list reveals significant updates. Version 2.0.0 updates chalk to version ^2.3.1. More importantly, version 2.0.0 introduces new dependencies: wcwidth for accurate character width calculation, which is crucial for precise spinner rendering in terminals, and strip-ansi at version ^4.0.0 for removing ANSI escape codes, useful for cleaner output in various environments. Additionally, log-symbols sees an update to ^2.2.0, and cli-spinners moves to version ^1.1.0. The older version 1.4.0 used log-symbols at version ^2.1.0 and cli-spinners at ^1.0.1. In contrast, version 1.4.0 used strip-ansi as a dev dependency version ^3.0.1. These dependency changes suggest a focus on improved terminal output handling and potentially enhanced features through additions like wcwidth. Developers upgrading to version 2.0.0 should be aware of these dependency updates and ensure compatibility with their existing projects. The release date also indicates a relatively recent update, with version 2.0.0 released on February 21, 2018, compared to version 1.4.0's release on February 2, 2018. The unpacked size of version 2.0.0 is 9941 bytes. Both versions are licensed under MIT, offering flexibility for usage and modification.

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