Styled-components 1.4.5 represents a minor update from version 1.4.4, offering developers a refined approach to styling React applications. Both versions champion the concept of "visual primitives," enabling developers to write CSS directly within their JavaScript components, leveraging ES6 features for a streamlined and maintainable styling workflow. The core difference lies mainly in the dependencies bundled with the package. Version 1.4.5 replaces the dependency 'glamor' present in 1.4.4 with 'prop-types'.
For developers considering upgrading, the key takeaway is the shift in internal dependencies. While both versions support React versions 0.14.0 and above (up to 15.x series based on peer dependencies), this adjustment might impact existing projects depending on 'glamor' package directly linked from styled-components library, so it may represent a breaking change.
Both iterations include a robust suite of devDependencies, like Babel, Rollup, and ESLint, highlighting a commitment to modern development practices. The presence of testing libraries like Mocha and Enzyme ensures code quality and reliability. Linting tools like ESLint, along with style guides like Airbnb's, promote code consistency across projects. This attention to detail benefits developers by promoting a clean, well-tested, and easily maintainable styling solution. The core functionality and ease of use remain consistent between versions, allowing developers to continue crafting visually appealing and dynamic React components with minimal friction.
All the vulnerabilities related to the version 1.4.5 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.
