Version Details and Security Vulnerabilities

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vanilla-jsoneditor

2.3.0

Comparision Betweeen 2.3.0 and 2.2.1

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

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Unpacked Size

8.93 MB

Version 2.3.0 Details

Vanilla JSONEditor has released version 2.3.0, a minor update from the prior stable version 2.2.1. Both versions offer a web-based tool designed for viewing, editing, formatting, transforming, and validating JSON data, catering to developers needing a versatile and user-friendly JSON manipulation interface. The core dependencies remain consistent between the two versions implying a continued commitment to stability and functionality. Key dependencies include libraries like ajv for JSON schema validation, svelte for the user interface, lodash-es for utility functions, and @codemirror components for code editing capabilities, ensuring a productive developer experience.

A notable difference lies in the dist section, where the unpackedSize increased slightly from 9361555 bytes in version 2.2.1 to 9365992 bytes in version 2.3.0. This suggests minor changes or additions, potentially including bug fixes, performance improvements, or new features that contribute to the increased size. Developers might appreciate these subtle enhancements, which could refine the editor's performance and overall usability. Both versions were released very close in time on the same day, 2024-11-27, only minutes apart. Both share the same dependencies versions. While the core functionalities remain consistent, developers should consider upgrading to 2.3.0 to benefit from any refinements and bug fixes incorporated in the newer release, ensuring a smoother and more efficient JSON editing workflow.

Security Vulnerabilities

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