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type-fest

3.5.5

Comparision Betweeen 3.5.5 and 3.5.4

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234.61 KB

Version 3.5.5 Details

Type-Fest is a popular npm package offering a diverse collection of essential TypeScript types, designed to streamline development and enhance type safety in TypeScript projects. Version 3.5.5 builds upon the solid foundation of 3.5.4, maintaining the same core development dependencies including xo, tsd, typescript, expect-type, and @sindresorhus/tsconfig, ensuring compatibility with existing projects. The license remains a permissive dual license of MIT OR CC0-1.0. Both versions are authored by Sindre Sorhus, a well-known figure in the JavaScript and TypeScript community, and the project continues to be actively funded through GitHub Sponsors, indicating ongoing maintenance and development. The project is hosted on Github which is a staple for similar open source projects. The key difference resides in minor adjustments to the package contents which accounts for an increase to the unpackedSize attribute in the dist property increasing it by one to go to 240245. Version 3.5.5 includes some small improvements or bug fixes reflected also in the release date of 2023-02-04, a few days after version 3.5.4's 2023-01-30 release.

For developers, Type-Fest offers a rich set of pre-built types, eliminating the need to write common utility types from scratch. This not only saves development time but also promotes consistency across projects. The library is particularly useful for handling complex data structures, advanced type manipulations, and ensuring robust type checking. The bump between the versions showcases the projects commitment, and reinforces its position as a valuable asset for TypeScript developers seeking to enhance their code's reliability and maintainability.

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