Hi. I'm using @nanostores/query in a TypeScript project with the "module": "nodenext" in tsconfig.json configuration.
However, I encountered an issue where some imports inside @nanostores/query are not working correctly with "module": "nodenext". Specifically, imports in "type files" (.d.ts) like import('./factory') are missing explicit extensions (.d.ts). This translates into the fact that all types from createFetcherStore become any.
Alternatively, if I switch to "module": "esnext" with "moduleResolution": "bundler", the imports work without needing explicit extensions, but then i lose "nodenext" mode.
Steps to Reproduce
Set up a TypeScript project with the following tsconfig.json:
Hi. I'm using
@nanostores/query
in a TypeScript project with the"module": "nodenext"
intsconfig.json
configuration.However, I encountered an issue where some imports inside
@nanostores/query
are not working correctly with"module": "nodenext"
. Specifically, imports in "type files" (.d.ts) likeimport('./factory')
are missing explicit extensions (.d.ts
). This translates into the fact that all types fromcreateFetcherStore
becomeany
.Alternatively, if I switch to
"module": "esnext"
with"moduleResolution": "bundler"
, the imports work without needing explicit extensions, but then i lose"nodenext"
mode.Steps to Reproduce
tsconfig.json
:Install
nanostores
&@nanostores/query
and try to use it in the project.Try to create nanoquery store
or check this stackblitz example
Expected Behavior
The imports should work correctly with
"module": "nodenext"
.Suggested Fix
To ensure compatibility with
"module": "nodenext"
, it would be helpful to add explicit extensions to the imports in@nanostores/query
, such as:Environment
@nanostores/query
version: [0.3.4]