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shelljs-plugin-open

0.3.0

Comparision Betweeen 0.3.0 and 0.2.1

Identify the differences between the current version of the package and the previous one.

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5.27 KB

5.33 KB

Version 0.3.0 Details

Shelljs-plugin-open is a handy npm package that extends the functionality of ShellJS, allowing developers to easily open files using their default system application directly from their JavaScript scripts. Version 0.3.0 introduces several updates compared to the previous stable version, 0.2.1, making it a worthwhile upgrade for users of ShellJS.

One key difference lies in the peer dependency for ShellJS. Version 0.3.0 now requires ShellJS version ^0.9.1, while the older version supported only ^0.8.5. This means developers need to update their ShellJS dependency to leverage the latest plugin version. From the other side version 0.3.0 comes with ShellJS version ^0.9.1 as dev dependency while the previous version had ^0.8.5 .

Another point to consider is the releaseDate, with version 0.3.0 released on "2025-03-09T01:43:19.734Z" indicating a more recent release compared to version 0.2.1, released on "2022-01-09T00:00:33.675Z" wich means that the newest version incorporates more recent upgrades. The new release includes some internal changes, as reflected by the differences in the package size, with unpackedSize being 5397 bytes in the new version.

For developers using ShellJS, this plugin offers a convenient way to integrate file opening functionality into their scripts, ideal for tasks like launching documents, images, or websites within a Node.js environment. The consistent MIT license across both versions ensures ease of use and integration into a wide range of projects. Upgrading to the latest version ensures compatibility with the current ShellJS ecosystem.

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