Read version 3.0.0 represents a significant update to this utility for node programs, offering developers noticeable improvements over version 2.1.0. The core functionality remains the same, facilitating the reading of input, likely from a user or a file. However, the internal structure and dependencies have evolved considerably. In terms of dependencies, version 3.0.0 now requires "mute-stream" with a broader version compatibility (^1.0.0), while 2.1.0 specified a tighter version (~1.0.0). A notable change is the introduction of several new development dependencies in version 3.0.0. These include tools for testing (c8, tap, @types/tap), TypeScript support (tshy, ts-node, typescript, @types/mute-stream, @typescript-eslint/parser, eslint-import-resolver-typescript), code quality and standardization (@npmcli/template-oss, @npmcli/eslint-config). Version 2.1.0 had less of them. These suggest a strong shift towards TypeScript adoption for better type safety and a more robust development workflow. Furthermore, the drastically increased "unpackedSize" from 4880 bytes in 2.1.0 to 22823660 bytes in 3.0.0 may be due to the inclusion of the TypeScript source files and related tooling within the package distribution, hinting that developers working with TypeScript might find version 3.0.0 more readily integrable.
The are not vulnerabilities for the version 3.0.0 of the package read