@technically/lodash

Technically this is an ESM/CommonJS wrapper around lodash

Why?

This is a "temporary" workaround until lodash-es will be merged into lodash.

See lodash/lodash#5107

This package relies on conditional exports to provide the right lodash dependency based on the way it was required (require or import):

• Uses require('lodash') for CommonJS require calls
• Uses export * from 'lodash-es' for ESM import calls

This is especially useful for dual packages that are available as ESM and CommonJS builds simultaneously. This way you only need one dependency and one simple import call. The rest will be done by the bundler.

You also don't need a separate @types/lodash dependency, as it's already included via this package dependencies and is proxy-exported as the package types. Enjoy! 🍸

Usage

1. Install @technically/lodash to your project

2. Import or require it the usual way and use it like lodash:

   For CommonJS code:

   const { isEqual } = require('@technically/lodash');
   
   console.log(isEqual({ a: 1, b: 2 }, { b: 2, a: 1 }));

   For ESM code:

   import { isEqual } from '@technically/lodash';
   
   console.log(isEqual({ a: 1, b: 2 }, { b: 2, a: 1 }));

Function reference

See official Lodash documentation at: https://lodash.com/.

Versioning

Both lodash and lodash-es are required as ^X.Y.0 using the same semver specifier.

The @technically/lodash package version is always based on the X and Y values as following: X.Y.{patch}.

License

MIT

Author

Initially implemented by Ivan Voskoboinyk