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svgson

5.3.1

Comparision Betweeen 5.3.1 and 5.3.0

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

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Version 5.3.1 Details

Svgson is a valuable npm package designed to transform SVG files into JavaScript objects, making it easier for developers to manipulate and integrate SVG graphics into their applications. Comparing versions 5.3.1 and 5.3.0, the fundamental functionality remains consistent – both rely on "deep-rename-keys" and "xml-reader" for dependency management. The core value proposition of converting SVGs to manageable objects persists.

From a development perspective, the key differences lie in a few updated development dependencies. Version 5.3.1 incorporates a newer version of @babel/core (7.22.8 vs 7.22.5) and @babel/preset-env (7.22.7 vs 7.22.5), along with an updated rollup version (3.26.2 vs 3.25.1), potentially bringing improved build processes and compatibility with the newest JavaScript syntax. The unpacked size increased a bit, from 48853 to 49181.

While these updates primarily pertain to the development environment, they indicate ongoing maintenance and a commitment to leveraging the latest tools for building and testing the library. Developers already using Svgson might see incremental performance or build improvements by upgrading. If you're starting a new project, version 5.3.1 offers a slightly more up-to-date development experience. Both versions offer the same core functionality for transforming SVGs into JavaScript objects, making either a suitable choice depending on your project's dependency management strategy.

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