fix(pinia-orm): proper exports for collection and uid helpers

[daniser]

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#1680

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📚 Description

Resolves #1680.
All imports are now possible without specifying dist folder.
For those who used dist and it worked for them - it should still work too (I think).
Docs updated accordingly (all dist references removed).

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[daniser]

@CodeDredd

For those who used dist and it worked for them - it should still work too (I think).

So, I was wrong about that. Rollup has failed when I tried to import helpers the "old way" (with dist).
To preserve BC, we can add safeguard like this (and remove it in v2.0):

"./dist/*": {
  "types": "./dist/*.d.ts",
  "require": "./dist/*.cjs",
  "import": "./dist/*.mjs"
},
"./*": {
  "types": "./dist/*.d.ts",
  "require": "./dist/*.cjs",
  "import": "./dist/*.mjs"
}

WDYT?

[CodeDredd]

yes i think the same. Just had the same issue....also types dont work without "dist" correctly

[daniser]

also types dont work without "dist" correctly

That's weird. Modern versions of TS know how to parse exports section of package.json.
What version of TypeScript and which module resolution strategy do you use?

[CodeDredd]

also types dont work without "dist" correctly

That's weird. Modern versions of TS know how to parse exports section of package.json. What version of TypeScript and which module resolution strategy do you use?

I am using TS 5.2.2 and "moduleResolution": "node". So all fine.
I still remember that i spent hours when i made this package why typscript can't resovle the aliases. I don't know why. I just know that 'dist' works.

I think i have to create the folders with an index.ts file like "decorators/index" in the root. I think that then it will work.

[daniser]

I am using TS 5.2.2 and "moduleResolution": "node". So all fine. I still remember that i spent hours when i made this package why typscript can't resovle the aliases. I don't know why. I just know that 'dist' works.

I think i have to create the folders with an index.ts file like "decorators/index" in the root. I think that then it will work.

FYI: I found out that it's most likely node strategy which is outdated and shouldn't be used in modern code. I actually tested it in my project. node16/nodenext/bundler worked fine, but when I changed moduleResolution to node, types stopped working.

Your idea with folders sounds fine if Pinia ORM really need to support legacy versions of Node... which I think not supported currently anyway.