Rollup Plugin Node Globals is a valuable tool for developers leveraging Rollup to bundle Node.js packages for browser environments. It effectively bridges the gap between Node.js and browser expectations by injecting standard Node.js globals, mirroring Browserify's approach ensuring compatibility and avoiding common runtime errors. Comparing versions 1.0.3 and 1.0.4, the key difference lies in the introduction of process-es6 as a dependency in version 1.0.4. This addition likely aims to provide a more modern and ES6-compatible implementation of the process global. Developers upgrading should note this change, particularly if their existing code relied on specific behaviors of the previously implicitly used process object. Although the core functionality remains consistent between the two versions, the updated version offers improvements providing potentially better performance and alignment with contemporary JavaScript standards. Both versions depend on rollup-plugin-inject for the actual global injection, and share the same development dependencies simplifying testing and building with tools like Babel, Browserify, and Mocha. This plugin simplifies the process of browserifying Node.js modules within Rollup, making it a practical choice for projects aiming for universal JavaScript compatibility.
The are not vulnerabilities for the version 1.0.4 of the package rollup-plugin-node-globals