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Look likes a duplicated of #32 with dirty fix? |
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Not sure what you mean by dirty fix. This package is a CJS package. The .mjs file is faking ESM and is empty: https://github.com/arethetypeswrong/arethetypeswrong.github.io has good explanations for all possible kinds of import issue, but the general guideline is: don't lie about your package format. Both ESM and CJS code can import a CJS package just fine without the need for any tricks. |
Yes, however, typescript build will fail for ESM. The same happens if you have a dependency serialport (bindings-interface) in typescript ESM based node project. |
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In that case it's probably better to merge your PR instead. FWIW, I'm using this exact config with an ESM based project without issues. Maybe the |
While migrating a project that depends on this package to ESM, I noticed that the type definitions are wrong. They try to make the package look like it contains ESM definitions, but this doesn't actually work, as can be tested with https://arethetypeswrong.github.io/
Removing the incorrect definitions lets TypeScript detect what this package really is: CommonJS and nothing more.
Output of arethetypeswrong before this change:
Output of arethetypeswrong after this change: