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88 fix syntaxerror cannot use import statement outside a module #89

Closed VitalyyP closed 4 days ago

VitalyyP commented 5 days ago

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The pull request introduces changes to the Jest configuration by transitioning from ES module syntax to CommonJS syntax in the jest.config.cjs file. This includes modifying the import and export statements. Additionally, the package.json file is updated to reference the new Jest configuration file, changing the script from jest.config.js to jest.config.cjs. The internal structure of the Jest configuration remains unchanged.

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File Change Summary
jest.config.cjs Changed import from ES module syntax to CommonJS (import to require). Updated export from ES module (export default) to CommonJS (module.exports).
package.json Updated Jest script reference from jest.config.js to jest.config.cjs.

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package.json (2) `13-13`: **LGTM! The change correctly addresses the import statement syntax error.** The transition from `jest.config.js` to `jest.config.cjs` is the right approach to resolve the "cannot use import statement outside a module" error by explicitly using CommonJS format. Let's verify the existence of the new configuration file:
✅ Verification successful **Jest configuration file exists and uses correct CommonJS syntax** ✅ The verification confirms that: - `jest.config.cjs` file exists in the repository - It correctly uses CommonJS syntax with `module.exports`
🏁 Scripts executed The following scripts were executed for the analysis: Script: ```shell #!/bin/bash # Description: Verify jest.config.cjs exists and check its content # Expected: File exists and contains CommonJS syntax (module.exports) if [ -f jest.config.cjs ]; then echo "jest.config.cjs exists" # Verify it uses CommonJS syntax rg "module.exports" jest.config.cjs else echo "jest.config.cjs not found" fi ``` Length of output: 172
--- `13-13`: **Consider documenting the Jest configuration format in project docs.** To help future contributors, consider adding a note about using CommonJS format for Jest configuration in the project's README or contributing guidelines. Let's check if documentation exists:

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