Closed Laurin-W closed 1 year ago
I've was going to use an import_map.json to reference imports in my typescript files using lume.
import_map.json
This gave me an error: [plugin lumeLoader] Must be an absolute path.
[plugin lumeLoader] Must be an absolute path.
I then tried to use esbuild-plugin-import-map however the error message remained the same. I'm not sure why this fails.
It would be great to have some kind of support for import maps!
For now I will resort to using a deps.ts file that im- and exports dependencies (e.g. export * as some_dependency from 'foobar';)
deps.ts
export * as some_dependency from 'foobar';
Basic code I used:
import * as importMap from 'npm:esbuild-plugin-import-map'; import esbuild from 'lume/plugins/esbuild.ts'; import lume from 'lume/mod.ts'; const site = lume(); importMap.load({ 'imports': { 'some_dependency: 'foobar', }, }); site.use( esbuild({ options: { plugins: [importMap.plugin()], }, }), ); export default site;
Import maps are supported. You can specify an import map URL in the esbuild_deno_loader plugin options: https://deno.land/x/esbuild_deno_loader@0.6.0/mod.ts?s=DenoPluginOptions#prop_importMapURL
I've was going to use an
import_map.json
to reference imports in my typescript files using lume.This gave me an error:
[plugin lumeLoader] Must be an absolute path.
I then tried to use esbuild-plugin-import-map however the error message remained the same. I'm not sure why this fails.
It would be great to have some kind of support for import maps!
For now I will resort to using a
deps.ts
file that im- and exports dependencies (e.g.export * as some_dependency from 'foobar';
)Basic code I used: