React-Draggable has undergone significant updates between versions 2.2.6 and 3.0.0. Both versions maintain the core functionality of providing a draggable component for React applications and share the same underlying dependency on classnames. However, the later version, 3.0.0, showcases a major overhaul in its development dependencies, indicating improvements in the development workflow, testing, and overall code quality.
Notably, React dependency has upgraded from ^15.2.1 to ^15.6.1. Similarly, React-dom dependecy has upgraded from ^15.2.1 to ^15.6.1 which guarantees compatibility with newer React features and potentially resolves older bugs. Tooling improvements are evident with upgrades to ESLint, Webpack, and Babel, moving to versions ^4.5.0, ^3.5.5, and ^6.26.0 respectively. These updates likely bring better code linting, more efficient bundling, and support for newer JavaScript syntax. The inclusion of TypeScript (^2.4.2) and associated type definitions (@types/react and @types/react-dom) indicates a shift towards stronger typing, enhancing code maintainability and reducing runtime errors.
Furthermore, testing infrastructure has been modernized with updates to Karma, Jasmine, and related launchers. The newer version also introduces "prop-types":"^15.5.10"which offers more type checking and gives more control to the developers. While both versions target similar functionalities, the updated development dependencies in version 3.0.0 suggest a more robust and maintainable codebase, potentially translating to improved performance, stability, and developer experience for those using the library. Developers may find the upgrade worthwhile given the advancements in tooling and type safety.
The are not vulnerabilities for the version 3.0.0 of the package react-draggable
