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react-dnd-test-backend

15.0.2

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Version 15.0.2 Details

React-dnd-test-backend offers a valuable tool for developers building React applications with drag-and-drop functionality using the React DnD library. It provides a mock backend specifically designed for testing, allowing developers to simulate drag-and-drop interactions in a controlled environment without needing a real browser or external dependencies. Version 15.0.2 builds upon the foundation of version 15.0.1, introducing key development dependency updates that enhance the build and testing process.

The most notable changes between the two versions lie in the development dependencies. Version 15.0.2 adds @swc/cli and @swc/core, along with npm-run-all. The addition of SWC (Speedy Web Compiler) suggests improvements in the compilation process, potentially leading to faster build times and optimized code output. npm-run-all helps manage multiple npm scripts concurrently, simplifying complex build or test workflows. These changes showcase an effort to improve the developer experience and maintainability. The dependency dnd-core was also updated to version 15.0.2 to match the version of this backend.

Beyond these updates, the core functionality of providing a mock backend remains consistent. Developers can continue to rely on react-dnd-test-backend for creating robust and reliable drag-and-drop interactions within their React applications, using it to simulate user actions and verify the correctness of their implementation in an isolated test environment including snapshot tests. Developers should consider upgrading to version 15.0.2 to benefit from the improved build tooling and potentially more efficient development workflows.

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