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set-value

4.1.0

Comparision Betweeen 4.1.0 and 4.0.1

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Version 4.1.0 Details

Set-value is a lightweight npm package designed to simplify the process of setting deeply nested properties within JavaScript objects using dot notation. Version 4.1.0 introduces an updated dependency list and a more recent version of mocha, offering slight improvements over the prior iteration. The headline change is the addition of is-primitive as a dependency in version 4.1.0, while mocha was upgraded to 9.1.1 from 8.3.2 in version 4.0.1, these changes would typically imply fixes for pre existing bugs. Both versions maintain the core functionality of allowing developers to easily assign values to nested object structures, which is especially useful when dealing with dynamic data or configuration settings. The library avoids verbose code and complex logic, making property manipulation cleaner and more readable. The file sizes are negligibly different, the unpacked size going from 20618 bytes in version 4.0.1 to 20749 bytes in version 4.1.0

The package is MIT licensed, encouraging open-source contribution and commercial use. The developer Jon Schlinkert has ensured ongoing support through funding options, making set-value a dependable choice for ongoing projects. Developers seeking a dependable and straightforward method for managing nested object properties should consider set-value in their projects.

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