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type-fest

3.4.0

Comparision Betweeen 3.4.0 and 3.3.0

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

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234.04 KB

232.67 KB

Version 3.4.0 Details

Type-Fest, a popular collection of essential TypeScript types, offers developers a powerful toolkit for enhancing type safety and code clarity. Version 3.4.0 builds upon the solid foundation of version 3.3.0, introducing subtle yet impactful improvements for TypeScript developers. Both versions maintain identical development dependencies, including tools like XO for linting, TSD for type definition testing, and the TypeScript compiler itself, ensuring code quality. The licensing remains a permissive dual license of MIT or CC0-1.0, ideal for broad adoption.

The key differences lie within the distribution metrics. Version 3.4.0 sees a marginal increase in both fileCount and unpackedSize compared to version 3.3.0. While the fileCount goes up to 89 (it was 88), the unpackedSize increases to 239652 bytes (it was 238259). The release date of version 3.4.0 is also more recent (2022-12-13) than that of version 3.3.0 (2022-11-28). These increments suggest the addition of new utility types or refinements to existing ones, contributing to a richer developer experience. Developers upgrading should expect minor size changes. Type-Fest helps developers eliminate redundant type definitions and provides well-tested, reusable types, leading to clean and maintainable TypeScript code. Whether you're dealing with complex data structures or striving for enhanced type precision, Type-Fest provides the necessary building blocks. It is a great choice for professional projects and open-source libraries.

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