package resolver
import "github.com/evanw/esbuild/internal/resolver"
Index ¶
- Constants
- Variables
- func IsInsideNodeModules(fs fs.FS, path string) bool
- func IsPackagePath(path string) bool
- type IgnoreIfUnusedData
- type PathPair
- type ResolveResult
- type Resolver
- type TSConfigJSON
Constants ¶
const BrowserFalseNamespace = "empty"
This namespace is used when a module has been disabled by being mapped to "false" using the "browser" field of "package.json".
Variables ¶
var BuiltInNodeModules = map[string]bool{ "assert": true, "async_hooks": true, "buffer": true, "child_process": true, "cluster": true, "console": true, "constants": true, "crypto": true, "dgram": true, "dns": true, "domain": true, "events": true, "fs": true, "http": true, "http2": true, "https": true, "inspector": true, "module": true, "net": true, "os": true, "path": true, "perf_hooks": true, "process": true, "punycode": true, "querystring": true, "readline": true, "repl": true, "stream": true, "string_decoder": true, "sys": true, "timers": true, "tls": true, "trace_events": true, "tty": true, "url": true, "util": true, "v8": true, "vm": true, "worker_threads": true, "zlib": true, }
Functions ¶
func IsInsideNodeModules ¶
func IsPackagePath ¶
Package paths are loaded from a "node_modules" directory. Non-package paths are relative or absolute paths.
Types ¶
type IgnoreIfUnusedData ¶
type IgnoreIfUnusedData struct { Source *logger.Source Range logger.Range // If true, "sideEffects" was an array. If false, "sideEffects" was false. IsSideEffectsArrayInJSON bool }
type PathPair ¶
type PathPair struct { // Either secondary will be empty, or primary will be "module" and secondary // will be "main" Primary logger.Path Secondary logger.Path }
Path resolution is a mess. One tricky issue is the "module" override for the "main" field in "package.json" files. Bundlers generally prefer "module" over "main" but that breaks packages that export a function in "main" for use with "require()", since resolving to "module" means an object will be returned. We attempt to handle this automatically by having import statements resolve to "module" but switch that out later for "main" if "require()" is used too.
func (*PathPair) HasSecondary ¶
type ResolveResult ¶
type ResolveResult struct { PathPair PathPair // If this was resolved by a plugin, the plugin gets to store its data here PluginData interface{} // If not empty, these should override the default values JSXFactory []string // Default if empty: "React.createElement" JSXFragment []string // Default if empty: "React.Fragment" IsExternal bool // If true, any ES6 imports to this file can be considered to have no side // effects. This means they should be removed if unused. IgnorePrimaryIfUnused *IgnoreIfUnusedData // If true, the class field transform should use Object.defineProperty(). UseDefineForClassFieldsTS bool // If true, unused imports are retained in TypeScript code. This matches the // behavior of the "importsNotUsedAsValues" field in "tsconfig.json" when the // value is not "remove". PreserveUnusedImportsTS bool }
type Resolver ¶
type Resolver interface { Resolve(sourceDir string, importPath string, kind ast.ImportKind) *ResolveResult ResolveAbs(absPath string) *ResolveResult PrettyPath(path logger.Path) string // This tries to run "Resolve" on a package path as a relative path. If // successful, the user just forgot a leading "./" in front of the path. ProbeResolvePackageAsRelative(sourceDir string, importPath string, kind ast.ImportKind) *ResolveResult }
func NewResolver ¶
type TSConfigJSON ¶
type TSConfigJSON struct { // The absolute path of "compilerOptions.baseUrl" BaseURL *string // This is used if "Paths" is non-nil. It's equal to "BaseURL" except if // "BaseURL" is missing, in which case it is as if "BaseURL" was ".". This // is to implement the "paths without baseUrl" feature from TypeScript 4.1. // More info: https://github.com/microsoft/TypeScript/issues/31869 BaseURLForPaths string // The verbatim values of "compilerOptions.paths". The keys are patterns to // match and the values are arrays of fallback paths to search. Each key and // each fallback path can optionally have a single "*" wildcard character. // If both the key and the value have a wildcard, the substring matched by // the wildcard is substituted into the fallback path. The keys represent // module-style path names and the fallback paths are relative to the // "baseUrl" value in the "tsconfig.json" file. Paths map[string][]string JSXFactory []string JSXFragmentFactory []string UseDefineForClassFields bool PreserveImportsNotUsedAsValues bool }
func ParseTSConfigJSON ¶
func ParseTSConfigJSON( log logger.Log, source logger.Source, jsonCache *cache.JSONCache, extends func(string, logger.Range) *TSConfigJSON, ) *TSConfigJSON
Source Files ¶
- Version
- v0.8.43
- Published
- Feb 8, 2021
- Platform
- windows/amd64
- Imports
- 14 packages
- Last checked
- 17 minutes ago –
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