// CommonJS
function module() {}
exports.x = module;
Output:
export default {x: {exports: void 0}};
The reason is that instrumentation passes module to Livepack's init function, and it adds it to globals as a module object.
This problem only applies to function declarations because they're hoisted to top of scope. const module, let module and class module would all be syntax errors, and var module would still leave the value of module unchanged at start of the file.
Could try to modify the source to prevent this, but probably better to patch Module.prototype.load to capture the module object there.
Input:
Output:
The reason is that instrumentation passes
moduleto Livepack'sinitfunction, and it adds it toglobalsas a module object.This problem only applies to function declarations because they're hoisted to top of scope.
const module,let moduleandclass modulewould all be syntax errors, andvar modulewould still leave the value ofmoduleunchanged at start of the file.Could try to modify the source to prevent this, but probably better to patch
Module.prototype.loadto capture the module object there.