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unrs-resolver

1.10.0

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Version 1.10.0 Details

Unrs-resolver is a Node.js library designed to enhance module resolution, especially in environments utilizing the Plug'n'Play (PNP) approach. Version 1.10.0 offers notable improvements over the older 1.9.2, making it a worthwhile upgrade for developers. One key difference lies in the updated dependencies. The newer version relies on napi-postinstall version ^0.3.0, while the previous version used ^0.2.4. This update likely brings performance enhancements and bug fixes in the post-installation process, streamlining the library's setup.

Both versions support a wide array of optional dependencies catering to different operating systems and architectures, including macOS, FreeBSD, WASM, Android, Linux (various architectures and ABIs), and Windows. These optional dependencies, named with the @unrs/resolver-binding-* prefix, are native bindings, providing optimized performance on specific platforms. In version 1.10.0 all of these dependencies are updated to version 1.10.0, ensuring compatibility and potential performance gains against the older version 1.9.2.

The library maintains its MIT license, the GitHub repository, and funding through Open Collective. Both versions share the same author and maintainer, JounQin. While the core functionality seemingly remains consistent, the underlying dependency upgrades in version 1.10.0 suggest a more robust and potentially faster module resolution experience, particularly beneficial to projects heavily invested in the PNP ecosystem. The unpacked size of version 1.10.0 is slightly bigger than the older release, hinting at additions of functionalities and improvements that may lead to a overall better experience.

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