Stream-promise offers a way to integrate Node.js streams with promises, providing a useful abstraction for managing asynchronous data flows. Version 3.2.0 introduces several updates compared to the previous stable version, 3.1.0. Examining the dependencies, there are a few version bumps, notably in "es5-ext" (from ^0.10.47 to ^0.10.49), suggesting possible enhancements or bug fixes in ECMAScript 5 extensions. The peer dependency "2-thenable" updates from version "1" in 3.1.0 to "^1.0.0" in 3.2.0, likely for more precise version compatibility.
The development dependencies show more significant changes, with upgrades to tools like "chai" (testing), "eslint" (code linting), and "mocha" (test runner). Specific upgrades like "eslint-config-medikoo" (from ^2 to ^2.1.1), demonstrate the use of updated coding standards. Also, tools like "husky", "lint-staged", and "prettier-elastic" are included in the new version for improved git hooks and code formatting. The "nyc" code coverage tool also receives an update. These changes point to an improved development workflow and code quality in version 3.2.0.
Furthermore, version 3.2.0 has a slightly larger unpacked size and file count, indicating the addition of new features or improved documentation. The release date also highlights that version 3.2.0 is a more recent release with fixes and improvements worth considering for developers using stream-promise in their projects.
The are not vulnerabilities for the version 3.2.0 of the package stream-promise
