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vite-plugin-commonjs
vite-plugin-commonjs/dist/index.js

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vite-plugin-commonjs

A pure JavaScript implementation for CommonJs

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🔨 The plugin only work in the vite serve phase
🚚 In the vite build phase, CommonJs syntax will be supported by builtin @rollup/plugin-commonjs

Usage

import commonjs from 'vite-plugin-commonjs'

export default {
  plugins: [
    commonjs(/* options */),
  ]
}

API

export interface Options {
  filter?: (id: string) => false | void
}

TODO

✅ Nested scope(function-scope) 🔨

At present v0.4.5, require statement in the function scope will be converted to dynamic import

function (id) {
  require(id)
}
↓
function (id) {
  import(id).then(m => m.default || m)
}

🚧 It is planned to be compatible with this case through Sync-Ajax in v0.5.0 version

❌ Dynamic require id

✅ node_modules/.vite 🤔

This plugin only handles require() under node_modules/.vite and 🚧 ignores exports

✅ require statement

// Top-level scope
const foo = require('foo').default
↓
import foo from 'foo';

const foo = require('foo')
↓
import * as foo from 'foo';

const foo = require('foo').bar
↓
import * as __CJS_import__0__ from 'foo'; const { bar: foo } = __CJS_import__0__;

// Non top-level scope
const foo = [{ bar: require('foo').bar }]
↓
import * as __CJS_import__0__ from 'foo'; const foo = [{ bar: __CJS_import__0__.bar }]

✅ exports statement

module.exports = fn() { };
↓
const __CJS__export_default__ = module.exports = fn() { };
export { __CJS__export_default__ as default }

exports.foo = 'foo';
↓
const __CJS__export_foo__ = (module.exports == null ? {} : module.exports).foo;
export { __CJS__export_foo__ as foo }