Styled-components version 3.3.0 offers incremental improvements over the previous stable version 3.2.6, continuing its focus on providing visual primitives using ES6 and CSS for React applications. Both versions share the same core dependencies such as fbjs, buffer, stylis, react-is, and prop-types, ensuring stable and consistent functionality for developers already familiar with the library. The peer dependency on React remains consistent, requiring a version between 0.14.0 and before 17.0.0-0. Examining the devDependencies reveals subtle upgrades. Most notably, @types/react shifts from a broad "^16" in 3.2.6 to a more specific "^16.3.12" in 3.3.0, suggesting targeted type definition updates for better TypeScript integration. Similarly, @types/react-native sees an update from "^0.50.7" to "^0.55.7".
Although the core functionalities remain similar, these changes are crucial for developers utilizing TypeScript, indicating improved type safety and compatibility with newer React and React Native versions. The "releaseDate" indicates that version 3.3.0 was released about a month after 3.2.6, offering an evolution of the library. Size changes are minimal, and the file count stays the same. Developers reliant on type definitions or integrating styled-components into React Native projects may find version 3.3.0 a worthwhile upgrade for enhanced stability and feature support, while users with very specific use cases might not find the limited improvements worth the upgrade. Overall, styled-components continues its stable trajectory, offering powerful CSS-in-JS capabilities for modern component-based architecture.
All the vulnerabilities related to the version 3.3.0 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.
