Explicitly import index.js

[i-am-the-slime]

Because in my tests node cries around (heult rum):
code: 'ERR_UNSUPPORTED_DIR_IMPORT',

[andys8]

Oha, I'm a bit surprised /index.js would be necessary and make a difference, but probably can do. Not how I would expect it to import.

Have to take a look why everything gets resorted. Probably missing in the script to have determinism in the order if icons.

[andys8]

Still looking into this, since fixing it to index.js would exclude index.esm.js. I'm wondering if this could lead to new issues. Or if it is fixed, if it should actually be the index.esm.js version.

The other way would be --experimental-specifier-resolution=node as argument for node, but if appending the specific file is a fix, I would merge do it (because it's easier to use).

@i-am-the-slime Could you double check if index.esm.js would also work for your project?

[i-am-the-slime]

Just looking at this. Didn't see the notification, sorry.
--experimental-specifier-resolution=node is unfortunately already deprecated again.
I think yes, we should try with index.esm.js and I will try that in my branch now.

[i-am-the-slime]

I don't know anymore:

SyntaxError: Named export 'BsAlarm' not found. The requested module 'react-icons/bs/index.esm.js' is a CommonJS module, which may not support all module.exports as named exports.

[i-am-the-slime]

I could work around it something like this in package.json:

    "test": "spago build && esbuild test.mjs --platform=node --bundle > test.js && node test.js",

And test.mjs is just the stupid:

import { main } from "./output/Test.Main/index.js"

main()

[i-am-the-slime]

And then I get this

[andys8]

So, index.esm.js didn't work? Can you share details about the test runner / setup?

I mean we can go for commonjs. I'm just a bit afraid there is chance it will break regular projects.

[i-am-the-slime]

I think I'm hitting this:
vercel/next.js#39375

[i-am-the-slime]

@andys8 I think the best "solution" is to use the folder imports as on main. None of the other things work properly in one environment or another.