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@JakobJingleheimer could you review this content. Second part, I mean second post will be how to use nodejs-loaders . |
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| #### The `resolve` Hook | ||
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| The `resolve` hook is responsible for determining the location of a module given a specifier. A specifier is the string or URL that you pass to `import` or `require`. For example, when you write `import 'some-module'`, the `resolve` hook helps Node.js figure out where `some-module` is located. |
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| The `resolve` hook is responsible for determining the location of a module given a specifier. A specifier is the string or URL that you pass to `import` or `require`. For example, when you write `import 'some-module'`, the `resolve` hook helps Node.js figure out where `some-module` is located. | |
| The `resolve` hook is responsible for determining the location of a module, given a specifier. A specifier is the string or URL that you pass to `import` or `require`. For example, when you write `import 'some-module'`, the `resolve` hook helps Node.js figure out where `some-module` is located. |
technically, the thing you pass to require() is called an identifier (or "id").
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Humm yes but most of user will use and understand it as a "module" so I will take this as it
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| Loaders can be used to implement import maps, which allow you to define custom mappings for module specifiers. This can be useful for overriding the default behavior of `import` statements and `require` calls, making it easier to manage dependencies and module versions. | ||
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| #### 6. Enabling Hot Module Replacement (HMR) |
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Maybe HMR should be a loader we add to @nodejs/loaders 🤔
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iDK I saw that on nodejs/loaders repo
Co-authored-by: Jacob Smith <[email protected]>
Co-authored-by: Jacob Smith <[email protected]>
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@JakobJingleheimer wanna be added as author ? |
🥰 thank you, but you wrote 99.99% of this. I don't wanna steal your thunder. |
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| const code = props.children.props.children.trim(); | |||
| const lang = props.children.props.className.replace('language-', '').replace('mjs', 'js'); | |||
| const lang = props.children.props.className | |||
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nit: it seems wrong to use classname (but if that's how some tool works, sure)
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i have test it manually 😇
"I am the test runner"
Co-authored-by: Jacob Smith <[email protected]>
Co-authored-by: Jacob Smith <[email protected]>
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Big thanks Jacob for your review |
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You're welcome! |
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