Oxc-parser has released version 0.76.0, building upon the reliable foundation of version 0.75.1. Both are Node.js APIs for the Oxc parser, known for its speed and accuracy in parsing JavaScript and TypeScript code. A key difference lies in the updated dependencies. Version 0.76.0 upgrades @oxc-project/types to version 0.76.0, ensuring compatibility with the latest type definitions. While the core devDependencies like Vitest, Esbuild, and Typescript remain consistent, signaling a stable development environment, the optional dependencies have also been bumped to version 0.76.0.
Developers leveraging oxc-parser will appreciate the consistent API surface between the versions, allowing for a seamless upgrade. The optional dependencies provide pre-built binaries for a variety of platforms, including Windows, Linux, macOS, and even WASM, simplifying deployment across diverse environments. This focus on cross-platform compatibility reduces the burden of manual compilation. The library, licensed under MIT, encourages open-source contributions and commercial use. Backed by the oxc-project and author Boshen, the project maintains a strong commitment to quality and performance. The funding URL provides a way for users to support the project's continued development. Both versions maintain similar unpacked sizes and file counts indicating similar complexity.
The are not vulnerabilities for the version 0.76.0 of the package oxc-parser