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node-is-arrayish is a small JavaScript utility that determines whether a value can be used like an Array. It’s useful for input validation and branching logic when you need to treat “array-like” objects differently from real arrays.
Project status
- The repository shows recent activity (last upstream push on 2025-09-13) and a new tagged version update (0.3.4), suggesting it is actively maintained rather than abandoned.
- The apparent update cadence is limited based on the evidence provided, but at least there was an update on 2025-09-13 (0.3.4).
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0.3.4
8 months agoRelease 0.3.4 is functionally identical to 0.3.2, with no new features or behavior changes described in these notes. The release primarily serves as an update because version 0.3.3 is reported as compromised, with details provided in the linked issue.
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