Guy Bedford
Guy Bedford
The dev.jspm.io CDN has been replaced by jspm.dev, see https://jspm.org/ for more info. This updates the example in the README here to reflect that. If you know of other projects...
See https://github.com/systemjs/systemjs/blob/master/lib/extension-register.js#L63 When creating bundles for SystemJS, to allow AMD, CommonJS and ES6 to all bundle together we use dynamic System.register with 4 arguments to allow this. If we could...
Just been playing around with this, and it seems great. I was just thinking if I want to write my tests themselves as modules loaded through SystemJS, then it can...
Following on from the discussion at Node.js core from https://github.com/nodejs/node/issues/14970#issuecomment-482996427, I'm wondering if it's worth trying to standardize this publishing feature to apply to other publish tools as well. How...
## Feature request **What is the expected behavior?** When building an ESM build in Webpack, free `__filename` and `__dirname` references in CommonJS files should be supported. **What is motivation or...
I just wanted to try and start a discussion here to see if this is something suitable for this project, or if it is something more suited to another one?...
**Intended outcome:** It should be possible to use apollo client devtools on websites that use import maps. **Actual outcome:** Because Apollo Client Devtools injects ES modules into the page, this...
This adds default import interop compat when resolving using the `"module"` condition. Many users are still expecting `import tslib from 'tslib'` to work, since this is supported for the CommonJS...
`import.meta.resolve` provides a contextual resolver at the module level allowing custom module resolution to be exposed to users without actually importing those modules. This allows resolving URLs that are not...
This specifies a new optional second argument for `import.meta.resolve` which supports a custom `baseURL` to be provided. This effectively generalizes `import.meta.resolve` to act as a global resolver which can be...