Example with importing from published subdirectories: multi-entry support

[arvigeus]

I want to be able to do this:

import { foo } from "foo";
import { bar } from "foo/bar"

Is this a bad practice? If not, can we have an example of how to do it in the docs?

[swyxio]

its fine, not bad practice. i’m just not sure we support it tbh.

[arvigeus]

According to this it is possible if you pass a json object as input. Will try it now.

[arvigeus]

Doesn't seem so...

[ryanditjia]

I used TSDX to make a lib for my commonly used hooks, mixins, React components, utils here:
https://github.com/ryanditjia/apostrof/tree/master/src

I’d like to be able to import from apostrof/hooks, apostrof/mixins, and so on. But it looks like I can’t use TSDX for this use case?

What other option do I have?

[arvigeus]

Rollup support that. TSDX uses it under the hood.

[ryanditjia]

When I run yarn build, it generates empty bundles. Am I missing something in package.json?

[slikts]

This is the same issue as #276.

Bundling libraries is ultimately a leftover from before automated dependency management or having an automated build step was the norm. A significant downside is that bundled sub-dependencies don't get deduplicated. It's a fairly large oversight in tsdx.

[arvigeus]

I will close it now. Moving discussion to #276

[agilgur5]

Actually seems like more of a duplicate of #175 & #365 , which are, to an extent, fixed by #367 .

#276 is very related tough, and fixed by #535