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Version 1.0.0 #1
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Let's enable linting and formatting from the get go
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This is great! I'm very excited for this middleware. I think bare module specifiers are the number 1 initial stumbling block for our users, so having this as such an easy drop-in solution is going to help a lot.
Some first pass comments, I'll do another pass at the code more closely after.
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… into version-one
… take a single optional string parameter for the packageRoot, defaulting to '.'
Trying this out with some real-world modules, and we're definitely going to need the logic from our existing resolver that uses the package.json module field when present: https://github.com/Polymer/tools/blob/master/packages/analyzer/src/javascript/resolve-specifier-node.ts#L62 |
…and main support as well as .json and .node extension support for resolution.
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3 pending minor comments from me (in the package.json and the tsconfig), but otherwise LGTM!
…ngSomething to somethingSomething.
FYI: I now log errors in the middleware and then leave the response body alone; errors either from parsing or specifier resolution won't blow up the request handler anymore. |
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