React Highlight Words, a compact React component designed to emphasize specific terms within larger blocks of text, saw a minor update from version 0.1.0 to 0.1.1. Both versions share the same core functionality and development dependencies, including tools like Babel for code transformation, Karma and Mocha for testing, and Webpack for bundling. They also list an identical suite of development dependencies needed for building, testing, and running the component in a development environment.
The peer dependency on React remains constant at "^0.14.0", indicating that users of either version should be using React 0.14.0 or higher. The MIT license and author information persist across both releases. The key distinction lies in the repository field within the package metadata: version 0.1.0 incorrectly points to react-text-highlighter while version 0.1.1 correctly to react-highlight-words. Version 0.1.1, released just shortly after 0.1.0, is likely a quick patch to correct this oversight, ensuring accurate linking to the component's official GitHub repository. This update streamlines the developer experience by directing them to the correct source code and issue tracker. Developers should upgrade to 0.1.1 to ensure proper repository linking, facilitating contributions, issue reporting, and access to the correct documentation. Both versions share the same functionalities, so the update is recommended and painless.
The are not vulnerabilities for the version 0.1.1 of the package react-highlight-words
