Improve .npmignore of xterm-addon-search
See original GitHub issueYou can see from https://unpkg.com/browse/xterm-addon-search@0.7.0/
that the xterm-addon-search
npm packages contains unnecessary resources:
fixtures
out
src
(lib/xterm-addon-search.js.map already contains sources)
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- Created 3 years ago
- Comments:7 (6 by maintainers)
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To solve the build target ambiguity, there is a new package.json entry
exports
since nodejs v12 (see here for an introduction). With this we can distribute ES6 builds together with default nodejs build (commonjs) in just one package. It is even possible to put an IIFE build as third goodie in the package so old style non ES6 script tags still work.AFAIK we could use the
module
field inpackage.json
to point to the entry file of the ES6 Module bundle. Themain
should still point to the CJS version.