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Publish non-transpiled ECMAScript module as separate package
See original GitHub issueCurrently, there is no field in package.json that can point to non-transpiled ESM, while supporting bundlers like webpack and Rollup or transpilers like Babel.
The best way to provide non-transpiled ESM seems to be providing it in the separate package, e.g., katex-es.
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Rather than publishing a new package, I think we can use
import katex from 'katex/dist/katex'. I will make a documentation PR.@kevinbarabash But to use it in old environments with less ES6 support, which is more common use case, it needs to be transpiled to ES5. However, by default,
babel-loader(webpack) orrollup-plugin-babel(Rollup) doesn’t transpile dependencies(node_modules). It needs user-side configuration and it’d hard to configure if KaTeX is deep level dependency.