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packages/theme/base/package.json (2)
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Rimraf usage still detected in theme packages
packages/theme/dark/package.json:
"rimraf": "^6.0.1"indevDependencies- Build script:
"build": "vite build && rimraf dist/index.js"packages/theme/light/package.json:
"rimraf": "^6.0.1"indevDependencies- Build script:
"build": "vite build && rimraf dist/index.js"Please remove the
rimrafdependency from all theme package.json files and update the build scripts to use native Node.jsfsmethods or thermcommand in Unix-like systems.🔗 Analysis chain
Removal of rimraf dependency
The AI summary indicates that the rimraf dependency has been removed from devDependencies.
Please ensure that any scripts or processes that previously used rimraf have been updated. Run the following script to check for any remaining usage:
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CommonJS syntax still present after migrating to ECMAScript modules
Found multiple
requirestatements andmodule.exportsusage in the codebase, which may conflict with the"type": "module"setting inpackage.json.
scripts/copyToVscode.jsscripts/buildComponentSchemas.jsscripts/setup.jsmockServer/gulpfile.jsmockServer/src/services/schema2code.jsmockServer/src/services/app.jsmockServer/src/assets/js/*.umd.jspackages/engine-cli/bin/cli.jspackages/vue-generator/src/generator/page.jspackages/vue-generator/src/utils/vue-sfc-validator.jspackages/vue-generator/test/utils/logger/index.jspackages/vue-generator/test/testcases/full/index.jspackages/settings/design/src/convertToSchema.js.eslintrc.jslint-staged.config.jsmockServer/src/config/config.jsmockServer/src/middleware/ErrorRoutesCatch.jsmockServer/src/routes/error-routes.jsmockServer/pm2.js🔗 Analysis chain
Addition of ECMAScript module type
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"type": "module"indicates a shift to using ECMAScript modules. This is a positive change that aligns with modern JavaScript practices.To ensure compatibility, please verify that all imports in the project are updated to use ESM syntax. Run the following script:
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#!/bin/bash # Description: Check for any CommonJS require statements or module.exports usage # Search for 'require(' and 'module.exports' in JavaScript and TypeScript files rg --type js --type ts 'require\(' rg --type js --type ts 'module\.exports'Length of output: 4876
packages/vue-generator/test/testcases/generator/expected/appdemo01/package.json (1)
9-9: 💡 Codebase verification
ES Modules Compatibility Issues Detected
The codebase contains several CommonJS patterns that are incompatible with ES modules:
CommonJS
module.exportsfound in multiple files:
.eslintrc.jspackages/vue-generator/test/testcases/full/index.config.jspackages/vue-generator/test/utils/logger/index.js- (and others as listed in the script output)
Usage of
__dirnameand__filenamein various scripts and configuration files:
scripts/copyToVscode.jsdesigner-demo/vite.config.jspackages/engine-cli/src/commands/create.js- (and others as listed in the script output)
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- Refactor the identified CommonJS modules to use ES module syntax (
exportandimport).- Replace
__dirnameand__filenamewith appropriate ES module alternatives.- Ensure the build environment has
npmavailable to successfully run build scripts.🔗 Analysis chain
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packages/builtinComponent/package.json (1)
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ESM Compatibility Issue Found: Usage of
__dirnameinvite.config.jsThe
vite.config.jsfile contains usage of__dirname, which is not available in ESM and may cause compatibility issues.
- File:
packages/builtinComponent/vite.config.js- Issue: Usage of
__dirnameinpath.resolve(__dirname, './index.js')Please update the
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What is the current behavior?
vite到^5.4.2@vitejs/plugin-vue到^5.1.2@vitejs/plugin-vue-jsx到^4.0.1vite-plugin-static-copy到^1.0.6"type": "module"描述（消除升级 vite5 的警告）。{ "engine": { "node": ">=16", "pnpm": ">=8" } }Issue Number: N/A
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New Features
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@vitejs/plugin-vueandviteto newer versions in various packages for enhanced performance and compatibility.Chores