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The value-or-function npm package provides a utility for normalizing values that can either be a direct value or a function. It evaluates the input, and if it's a function, executes it with provided arguments, returning the result. This is particularly useful when dealing with configuration options where a developer might want to provide a static value or a dynamic value generated by a function based on context. Comparing versions 2.0.0 and 3.0.0 reveals subtle changes, primarily focusing on the release date, which signifies an update in the codebase or potentially dependency adjustments. Both versions maintain identical core functionality, description, dependencies, development dependencies, license, repository, and author information. This suggests that the jump to version 3.0.0 likely involves internal improvements, optimizations, or compatibility updates rather than significant API changes or new features. Developers should assess the need to upgrade based on their project's specific requirements and compatibility with the underlying infrastructure. If the project had a dependency on version 2, they should assess if upgrading is needed to keep their dependencies updated. The core functionality remains consistent, simplifying the upgrade process. The package is licensed under the MIT license.