Version Details and Security Vulnerabilities

Zap, a lightweight HTTP server framework for Node.js, saw a notable update from version 1.0.0 to 1.1.0 in October 2021, building upon its foundation for rapid development. Both versions share core dependencies like content-type, path-to-regexp, and raw-body, crucial for handling request data and routing. However, the development environment received significant refinements. Version 1.1.0 upgraded several dev dependencies, most notably updating prettier to v2.4.1, prettier-plugin-organize-imports to v2.3.4, prettier-plugin-pkg to v0.10.0, and typescript to v4.4.3., indicating a focus on enhanced code formatting and organization for improved maintainability. The @types/content-type definition was also updated to v1.1.5

Developers upgrading to version 1.1.0 benefit from a more modern and consistent coding experience, leveraging the latest features from Prettier and Typescript. The core functionality of Zap remains focused on providing a streamlined approach to building HTTP servers, while the upgraded development tools contribute to a smoother workflow and potentially fewer integration issues within larger projects. These improvements, combined with Zap's MIT license and funding options on GitHub, make it an attractive choice for developers seeking a simple yet powerful framework. The update also reflects a continued commitment from the author to keeping the project aligned with current best practices in Node.js development.