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Every `require` branch pointed at the same .d.ts as `import`, and "type": "module" makes TypeScript read that as an ES module. A .cts consumer on module node16 got TS1479 on all 17 subpaths, for a .cjs file that loads fine. scripts/cts.mjs copies each .d.ts to a .d.cts whose relative imports name .cjs. The exports map drops its `types` conditions: TypeScript types a .js by the .d.ts beside it and a .cjs by the .d.cts. The new test installs the package into a throwaway consumer and typechecks a .cts and a .mts that import every subpath, with skipLibCheck off. On the old build it fails with 17 TS1479. Co-authored-by: Hanzo Dev <[email protected]>
19 lines
788 B
JavaScript
19 lines
788 B
JavaScript
// Writes dist/*.d.cts, the declarations for the `require` condition.
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//
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// tsc emits one .d.ts per source file, and "type": "module" makes TypeScript
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// read each of them as an ES module. A consumer that require()s dist/x.cjs is
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// typed by its sibling dist/x.d.cts: the same declarations, with every relative
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// import naming the .cjs twin, so everything it reaches is CommonJS too.
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import { readdirSync, readFileSync, writeFileSync } from "node:fs";
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const dist = new URL("../dist/", import.meta.url);
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for (const name of readdirSync(dist)) {
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if (!name.endsWith(".d.ts")) continue;
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const text = readFileSync(new URL(name, dist), "utf8");
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writeFileSync(
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new URL(name.replace(/\.d\.ts$/, ".d.cts"), dist),
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text.replace(/(["'])(\.\.?\/[^"']*)\.js\1/g, "$1$2.cjs$1"),
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);
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}
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