feat: add CJS (CommonJS) support via dual ESM/CJS build#40
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Closes #37 ## Changes - **tsconfig.cjs.json**: New tsconfig targeting CommonJS + Node moduleResolution, outputting to dist/cjs/ - **package.json**: - Updated build script to compile both ESM and CJS, writes dist/cjs/package.json with { type: 'commonjs' } so Node.js treats the output correctly - Updated exports map: added 'require' condition for all three entry points (., ./client, ./middleware); moved 'types' first per bundler convention - Updated 'main' to point to CJS entry for legacy require() compat - Added 'test:cjs' script - Added dist/cjs to files - **scripts/verify-cjs.cjs**: Standalone verification script that require()s all three package entry points and asserts exports - **ci.yml**: Added 'Verify CJS output' step after build ## Usage ESM (unchanged): import { botcha, verify, solve } from '@dupecom/botcha' CJS (new): const { botcha, verify, solve } = require('@dupecom/botcha')
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The CJS tsconfig had declaration/declarationMap enabled, generating 32 unnecessary .d.ts/.d.ts.map files under dist/cjs/ that were never referenced (exports map points types to the ESM declarations). Disabling them cuts the CJS output from 368KB to 192KB. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.6 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
The CJS entry point starts a setInterval for challenge cleanup, which keeps the Node process alive after all checks complete. Add explicit process.exit(0) so CI doesn't hang. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.6 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Features: - CJS (CommonJS) support via dual ESM/CJS build (PR #40, closes #37) - GET /v1/agents/me shorthand for authenticated agent lookup (PR #41) - GET /v1/agents/:id/reputation alias (PR #41) - ACTION_CATEGORY_MISMATCH error includes valid_actions array (PR #41) Fixes: - Agent-identity tokens accepted in app-gate and TAP routes (PR #38) - verifyToken allowedTypes option (PR #36) - OAuth device flow UX improvements (PR #35) - time_remaining renamed to time_remaining_seconds (breaking, PR #41) - ttl_seconds validated on session creation (PR #41) Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.6 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
Closes #37
What
Adds CommonJS support so the package works in CJS projects with
require().How
bun run buildnow compiles both ESM (dist/lib/) and CJS (dist/cjs/) via a newtsconfig.cjs.jsonrequireconditions for all 3 entry points (.,./client,./middleware)dist/cjs/package.json: Written at build time with{ "type": "commonjs" }so Node.js treats.jsfiles there correctly — no need to rename to.cjsmainfield: Now points to CJS entry for legacy tools that ignoreexportsscripts/verify-cjs.cjs: Standalone verification script — CI runs it after buildUsage
CI
Added "Verify CJS output" step after build. Also fixes the
typescondition ordering in exports (must come beforerequire/importper bundler spec).