Project-refactors

[nopeless]

ESM build is now working. Now people can do npm i spica to use your project

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@falsandtru

[falsandtru]

I said the important thing is to unify the build method with webpack. But you seem to have removed webpack. Why webpack is required is written in webpack/webpack#5866.

[nopeless]

I said the important thing is to unify the build method with webpack. But you seem to have removed webpack. Why webpack is required is written in webpack/webpack#5866.

@falsandtru The only reason why this project should support a bundled js files is if people are importing your project via <script>. I honestly don't see that happening. For every other users who are using a bundler, this type of build should be just fine

Here is why I think webpack and tsc is both needed

• tsc is needed to build typescript files and emit them to dist, primarily for node users to import their projects. For those who are web developers, they can use a bundler on their and the code should still work.
• webpack is needed to run Karma tests
  @falsandtru

[falsandtru]

The only reason why this project should support a bundled js files

No. This project must NOT distribute bundled files because bundled files of modules contain duplicate code. Additionally, your distribution files would contain assertions that must be removed.

[nopeless]

The only reason why this project should support a bundled js files

No. This project must NOT distribute bundled files because bundled files of modules contain duplicate code. Additionally, your distribution files would contain assertions that must be removed.

We are on the same page. I am saying that the project shouldn't distribute bundled files.

I'll look into removing assertions though, didn't think about that

[nopeless]

@falsandtru asserts are removed, but I don't know if declarationMap will work fine. Can you try it out?

[falsandtru]

You don't understand why people need webpack/webpack#5866.

[nopeless]

can YOU just fix the code so people don't have to set up a bundler/compiler just to run this project then

[nopeless]

this pr literally doesn't change anything other than letting node users use the project like any other project and you can't understand that either

[falsandtru]

This currently supports only TS because of webpack/webpack#5866. Over.