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unrs-resolver

1.7.13

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Version 1.7.13 Details

UnRS Resolver is a Node.js library designed to enhance the resolution of UnRS (Uniform Resource String) identifiers, particularly within environments leveraging the PNP (Plug'n'Play) methodology popularized by package managers like Yarn. Version 1.7.13 builds upon the solid foundation established by version 1.7.12, primarily focusing on updates to its optional native bindings.

The core functionality of UnRS Resolver remains consistent between the two versions, offering developers a streamlined approach to resolving UnRS identifiers. The library boasts comprehensive support for various operating systems and architectures through optional dependencies, namely @unrs/resolver-binding-*. These versioned bindings are essential for optimized performance in specific runtime environments. The key difference lies in the version of these bindings; version 1.7.13 utilizes "1.7.13" bindings while the previous version uses "1.7.12" bindings. While seemingly minor, this update likely incorporates performance improvements and bug fixes specific to the underlying native code for each platform.

Both version 1.7.12 and 1.7.13 rely on napi-postinstall for seamless integration of native addons. Developers should note the consistent MIT license, the publicly accessible GitHub repository, and the specified funding avenue via Open Collective. The unpackedSize metric remains the same between the versions, suggesting no major code changes. This library is especially useful for developers working with projects using UnRS and those who need performant and reliable UnRS resolution across diverse platforms.

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