v3.1.0

Changed

• getLayers now supports prefixed layers like _pages or 3_features and prioritizes them. This is to better support frameworks that insist on having the pages folder be theirs (looking at you, Astro)

v3.0.1

Changed

• The isCrossImportPublicApi now also recognizes ./sliceA/@x/sliceB/index.js as a valid public API for cross-imports

Thanks to @gwbaik9717 for this contribution!

v3.0.0

This release adds support for having several index files, useful in full-stack frameworks that shouldn't mix client and server imports.

Changed

• The isIndex function now recognizes dot-separated strings like index.client.js as valid index files, as long as the part until the first dot is index.

Added

• The getIndexes function, similar to the previously existing getIndex, but now returning Array<File> instead of File | undefined

Removed

• The getIndex function, that would either return a single index file or undefined has been removed in favor of getIndexes

v2.4.0

Added

• New constant in the definitions:

  export const crossReferenceToken = "@x"

v2.3.0

Added

• Two new functions: isIndex and isCrossImportPublicApi. Check out the README for the docs
• A bunch of tests for existing functions to make sure nothing breaks later when no one's watching

v2.2.5

Fixed

• Fixed resolveImport returning Unix path separators / on Windows. Now, OS path separators are respected

v2.2.4

Fixed

• Added support for projects using TypeScript 4 with moduleResolution: "node". TypeScript 5 requires that this should be "node10", but we're not picky.

v2.2.3

Fixed

• Removed a console.log that managed to sneak into the last release

v2.2.2

Fixed

• resolveImport previously wouldn't accept a result of parsing tsconfig.json because some values first need to be converted through their specific enum. Meaning that you can now do this:

const tsCompilerOptions = {
  moduleResolution: "Bundler" as const,  // previously this had to be ts.ModuleResolutionKind.Bundler
  baseUrl: ".",
  paths: {
    "~/*": ["./src/*"],
  },
};

resolveImport(
  "~/shared/ui",
  "src/pages/home/ui/HomePage.tsx",
  tsCompilerOptions,
  fs.fileExists,
);

Which is a lot easier! Shame on the API of TypeScript for requiring such hacks, but what can you do /shrug.

v2.2.1

Fixed

• TypeScript was referenced incorrectly, as described in this issue: microsoft/TypeScript#54018