Pretty-hrtime is a handy npm package designed to convert the output of process.hrtime(), which provides high-resolution time measurements, into human-readable text. This is especially useful for performance monitoring and benchmarking within your Node.js applications, turning raw numbers into easily understandable durations like "1.5 seconds" or "250 milliseconds".
Comparing versions 1.0.2 and 1.0.3 reveals a few key updates. The primary difference lies in the development dependencies. Version 1.0.3 upgraded its development tools, specifically jshint to version ^2.9.4, mocha to ^3.1.2, and should to ^11.1.1. In contrast, version 1.0.2 relied on older versions: jshint ^2.8.0, mocha ^2.3.3, and should ^7.1.0.
These upgrades suggest improvements in the testing and linting processes for the library, potentially leading to more robust and reliable code. While the core functionality of converting process.hrtime() output remains the same, developers can benefit from the updated development dependencies which ensure compatibility with modern JavaScript standards and testing frameworks. It’s evidence of continued maintenance and a commitment to code quality improving developer experience by keeping tools up to date. If you're already using pretty-hrtime, upgrading to 1.0.3 ensures you're leveraging the latest tooling for consistent code quality and future compatibility.
The are not vulnerabilities for the version 1.0.3 of the package pretty-hrtime
