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Some modules labeled 'esm' are dual #9
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Heya Joyee! Thanks! I guess it’s the Did you find more? |
Yes, this seems quite common actually. Also many of them have I've put the ones I've found (and the script used to load them with |
thanks, done! |
First of all, thanks for doing this project, it's very helpful for looking into the ESM situation in the ecosystem!
I am using the data in
data/2024-02-20.json
to find high impact packages that are ESM-only in order to test myrequire(esm)
implementation & check the performance. Along the way I noticed that some packages labeledesm
seem to be actually dual (at least, the can be both required and imported). So far the packages like this that I've found are:__esModule
)(still continuing my testing by going through the list..)
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