as a side note, considering this is only going to be on node.js, and considering node.js may never support es modules, using es modules on node is a bit of a waste of time, something like https://github.com/bevry/editions can be used instead for having the future today while having backwards compatibility support
actual API is:
as a side note, considering this is only going to be on node.js, and considering node.js may never support es modules, using es modules on node is a bit of a waste of time, something like https://github.com/bevry/editions can be used instead for having the future today while having backwards compatibility support