Styled-components version 1.0.6 introduces notable changes compared to its predecessor, version 1.0.5, primarily in its build and development tooling. While both versions maintain the core functionality of providing visual primitives for React applications, empowering developers to style components with the best of ES6 and CSS, the newer version showcases an evolution in its development pipeline.
Key differences lie within the devDependencies. Version 1.0.6 replaces webpack with rollup, indicating a shift towards a potentially more streamlined and efficient module bundling process. Rollup is known for producing smaller, more optimized bundles, which can translate to improved application performance. Furthermore, 1.0.6 adds several Rollup-specific plugins like rollup-plugin-flow, rollup-plugin-json, rollup-plugin-babel, rollup-plugin-inject, rollup-plugin-uglify, rollup-plugin-replace, rollup-plugin-commonjs, and rollup-plugin-node-resolve. These plugins suggest a focus on enhanced Flow type checking, JSON handling, Babel transpilation integration, dependency injection and minification all within the Rollup build process.
For developers, these changes mean potentially faster build times and smaller bundle sizes, leading to quicker initial load times for their applications. The increased reliance on Rollup plugins also hints at improved code maintainability and a more robust build process. While the core styling experience remains consistent, version 1.0.6 refines the underlying developer experience through advanced build tooling, offering a performance edge and a modern approach to package building.
All the vulnerabilities related to the version 1.0.6 of the package
node-fetch forwards secure headers to untrusted sites
node-fetch forwards secure headers such as authorization, www-authenticate, cookie, & cookie2 when redirecting to a untrusted site.
