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- we need to compile src/lib.ts to javascript, with a d.ts file generated as well. We need to compile to javascript once for cjs and once of es modules. The package.json looks like this: - we need to compile src/lib.ts to javascript, with a d.ts file generated as well. We need to compile to javascript once for cjs and once of es modules. The package.json looks like this:
we don't need to bundle for the sdk case! we might need to do some transpilation to just plain ES6 (e.g. don't assume ?. and ??) we could use a browserslist query for this e.g. `node 14`. esbuild seems to support this as well, tldraw uses esbuild for their build.
one advantage of not bundling the files for the sdk is that you can still use import overrides in the consuming project build settings. is that an idiomatic way of doing things though?
``` ```
"main": "./dist/index.cjs", "main": "./dist/index.cjs",
"exports": { "exports": {
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"types": "dist/index.d.ts", "types": "dist/index.d.ts",
``` ```
we don't need to bundle for the sdk case! we might need to do some transpilation to just plain ES6 (e.g. don't assume ?. and ??) we could use a browserslist query for this e.g. `node 14`. esbuild seems to support this as well, tldraw uses esbuild for their build.
one advantage of not bundling the files for the sdk is that you can still use import overrides in the consuming project build settings. is that an idiomatic way of doing things though?
this way we will support typescript, non-esm javascript and esm javascript using libhydrogen as an SDK this way we will support typescript, non-esm javascript and esm javascript using libhydrogen as an SDK
got this from https://medium.com/dazn-tech/publishing-npm-packages-as-native-es-modules-41ffbc0a9dea got this from https://medium.com/dazn-tech/publishing-npm-packages-as-native-es-modules-41ffbc0a9dea