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clsxvsclassnames

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Weekly Downloads Leader
clsx75.8M/wk
Security Grade Leader
Equal Rating100/100
TypeScript Ready
Both Native
Specification
clsxv2.1.1
classnamesv2.5.1
Weekly Downloads75.8MWinner19.4M
Unpacked Size8.4 KB23.0 KB
Security Grade
A+(100/100)
A+(100/100)
Lifecycle Scripts Clean (No scripts) Clean (No scripts)
TypeScript Support Built-in Types (.d.ts) Built-in Types (.d.ts)
License TypeMITPERMISSIVEMITPERMISSIVE
Direct Dependencies00
Active Maintainers12
Last ReleaseApr 23, 2024Dec 29, 2023
Install Commandnpm i clsxnpm i classnames
Full Security ReportView clsx AuditView classnames Audit
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Frequently Asked Questions

Which package is more popular, clsx or classnames?
clsx is currently more popular with higher weekly downloads (75.8M/week) compared to classnames (19.4M/week).
Which has better supply chain security, clsx or classnames?
clsx has a security score of 100/100 (Grade A+), while classnames holds 100/100 (Grade A+). Both packages have equal security standings.
Do clsx and classnames provide TypeScript definitions?
clsx includes built-in TypeScript types, while classnames includes native TypeScript definitions.
What licenses do clsx and classnames use?
clsx is published under the MIT license (PERMISSIVE), and classnames is licensed under MIT (PERMISSIVE).