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type-fest

4.41.0

Comparision Betweeen 4.41.0 and 4.40.1

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

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Dependencies

Dev Dependencies

Peer Dependencies

Distributed Files

170

169

Unpacked Size

433.63 KB

428.51 KB

Version 4.41.0 Details

Type-Fest version 4.41.0 introduces several enhancements and refinements over the previous stable version, 4.40.1, making it an even more valuable resource for TypeScript developers. Both versions provide a comprehensive collection of essential TypeScript types, aiming to simplify and streamline type definitions in various projects. The fundamental purpose of the library remains consistent: offering ready-to-use types that address common typing challenges.

A notable difference lies in the package size. Version 4.41.0 shows a slight increase in file count (170 vs 169) and unpacked size (444035 vs 438790), suggesting the addition of new types or refinements to existing ones. While the core development dependencies remain the same, including "typescript", "tsd", "xo", "expect-type", and "npm-run-all2", indicating a continued focus on type safety and code quality, developers should investigate the updated types for potential new utilities or updated definitions. The package is primarily maintained by Sindre Sorhus, and distributed under a very permissive (MIT OR CC0-1.0) license. The releaseDate difference can be used by developers to decide to update or not (based on the new features, potential bugs, or other impacts in their systems). The project emphasizes community support through a funding link to GitHub sponsors. Developers leveraging Type-Fest benefit from a well-maintained, actively developed library that promotes type safety and reduces boilerplate in TypeScript projects.

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