Custom Jest resolver with node exports package entry points support

This package aims to bring node exports package entry points support to Jest, i.e.:

// some.test.js
import { Foo } from 'my-package/submodule';
import { Bar } from '@my-scope/package/submodule';
// ...

This is heavily discussed in the following issue #9771. Several alternatives proposed, such as using enhanced-resolve, writing own resolver based on firebase-jest-testing resolver, using custom resolver written for esfx.

This package is a slightly generalized version of the firebase-jest-testing self-resolver:

• test import path for referencing submodule (including @scoped/ packages);
• try to load that package's package.json;
• check for exports field, try to find 'node', 'require' or 'default' (in case of type !== 'module') condition;
• reuse defaultResolver with updated target.

Usage

Install:

yarn add jest-node-exports-resolver -D

Add custom resolver jest config option:

// jest.config.js
module.exports = {
    // ...
    resolver: 'jest-node-exports-resolver',
}

Known limitations

Node.js supports two flavours of 'exports':

• conditions list: when all the entries contain keywords ('import', 'require', 'node' etc.);
• entry points list: when all the entries contain submodule paths ('.', './submodule-a', './submodule-b/*' etc.).

Only the latter one is supported. Feel free to send a PR with conditions list support.