ECMAScript support#212
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Also remove unofficial fields that mark a package as 'ES' and bump build related tooling dependencies to ensure compatibility with the new standard. Since the package scope is now set to module change config files to use ESM or run with CommonJS using the `cjs` extension. Closes zspecza#201
Also ensures that exactly the dependencies listed in the lock are used.
Prevents file listing from jumping in editors.
| "codecov": "codecov", | ||
| "doctoc": "doctoc readme.md --title \"## Table of Contents\"", | ||
| "lint": "eslint .*rc.js *.js src/**/*.js --ignore-pattern '!.*rc.js'", | ||
| "lint": "eslint src/**/*.js", |
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Couldn't quite figure out how to include linting the CommonJS root files without ESLint throwing an error, hope this is okay.
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A file extension must be provided as per the specification: https://nodejs.org/dist/latest-v14.x/docs/api/esm.html#esm_mandatory_file_extensions
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Today I noticed that directory imports (e.g. |
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@fatfisz friendly ping! I've been running into problems with npm 7 and using git tarballs as a workaround for using this patch instead of the published npm package. Let me know if I can help with anything. |
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👋 @fatfisz hope you can find some time to review this PR soonish 🤞 |
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@Siilwyn repo is clearly dead. Should we simply fork the repo and re-publish on npm, with all of this merged? |
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Hey thanks for the idea @damianobarbati, I did email a bit with the author and he did have intentions to merge this but was very busy. |
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Okay it's happening! I've created https://github.com/Siilwyn/common-tagged and intend to publish it coming week. But just before that I'd like to see if there are other alternatives perhaps, @damianobarbati do you still use this package? |
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Each commit has a body with some more more information about the changes. Commit (a68b0f3) drops support for Node.js 10 making it a breaking change which might be possible to include in v2? It does decrease the package size since no CommonJS build output is packed anymore. Feel free to rebase or cherry pick some of the changes!