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rollup-plugin-import-meta-resolve

v0.3.1

Published

Another Rollup resolver plugin

Downloads

11

Readme

rollup-plugin-import-meta-resolve

A resolver plugin using the import.meta.resolve algorithm provided by Node.js.

This plugin is (more-or-less) a drop-in replacement for the @rollup/plugin-node-resolve plugin.

There are a few differences between this plugin and the Node.js resolver:

  1. We allow importing modules without an extension. This is a common practice in Node.js, but it is not allowed in ESM. We allow it here to maintain compatibility with a large number of modules.
  2. We allow importing directories. This is not allowed in ESM, but it is common in Node.js. We allow it here to maintain compatibility with a large number of modules.
  3. We only allow import conditions. This is to ensure that ESM-modules are consumed first. This doesn't imply that CommonJS modules are not consumed as default conditions and packages without export conditions may still resolve to a CommonJS module.

You can use strict to disable (1) and (2) (which is recommended), but you may need to fix some modules that are not compliant with the ESM spec.

This plugin is restrictive by default (e.g. no module roots, no require exports, etc.). This ensures projects are up-to-date and compliant across the board. If you have custom file tree requirements, it's recommended to use symlinked directories.