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Add an ESM compatible build to grunt script via Rollup #99
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This does not change the `dist` command's current outputs
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return carry ? (carry.toString() + sum) : sum; | ||
} | ||
function testZero(number) { | ||
return (/^0[0]*[.]{0,1}[0]*$/.test(number)); |
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* Bugfix #84 fixed buggy round * 1.3.11 * 1.3.12 * bugfix #63: fix addition of -0 * build files * 1.3.13 * added devcontainer * changed gulpfile for macos * added feature 'abs' #83 * 1.3.14 * added abs to readme * 1.3.15 * semantic dependency updates * Add feature for #32 setValue * 1.4.0 * Merge branch 'master' of https://github.com/royNiladri/js-big-decimal into development * upadted packagelock * 1.4.1 * Add an ESM compatible build to grunt script via Rollup (#99) * add rollup dev dependencies * change export mechanism... This does not change the `dist` command's current outputs * add rollup es module bundling to grunt dist task * Fix typo * add "module" esm target file * add built esm outputs * fixed tests for esm * 2.0.0 --------- Co-authored-by: Niladri Roy <niroy@informatica.com> Co-authored-by: Colin Kennedy <NiloCK@users.noreply.github.com>
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Closes #98.
This PR makes js-big-decimal easier to import in (at least some) current build / bundle pipelines. See related thread vitejs/vite#13031 for more context.
npm run dist
now produces anesm
folder, andpackage.json
points to its output with itsmodules
field. Existing build steps are intact -npm run dist
reproduces the previousnode
andweb
folders.Build has been tested with a canary publish to https://www.npmjs.com/package/js-big-decimal-esm - importing this module resolves the issue between vite & js-big-decimal.