Closed Xample closed 2 months ago
When you delete the src folder, which import suggestions does your IDE give you? Are they correct or are they from the dist-folder?
you can in the meantime prevent it with eslint
"no-restricted-imports": [
"error",
{
"patterns": [
{
"group": [
"rxdb/src/**"
],
"message": "RxDB src imports are not allowed"
},
],
}
]
Before deleting:
none is correct.
After deleting I've a mix of 'rxdb' and 'rxdb/dist/types/types' for instance this is what is automatically imported
import {
MangoQuerySelector,
MangoQuerySortDirection,
MangoQuerySortPart,
} from 'rxdb/dist/types/types';
import { MangoQuery } from 'rxdb';
I manually had to change to
import {
MangoQuery,
MangoQuerySelector,
MangoQuerySortDirection,
MangoQuerySortPart,
} from 'rxdb';
To get the imports from the main 'rxdb' bucket properly.
Hmm, so the default import would not be correct anyway, no matter if the src folder is in the package or not. I do not want it to remove it in that case.
There are the correct exports listed in the package.json and I am hoping that the IDEs use that in the future.
It looks like you are using WebStorm, can you try your repo in vscode cause you should have it like so
I do not have Webstorm, only vscode and there the import suggestions are wrong, both with and without having the src
folder. I tried several things like removing legacy main/module fields but that did not help.
and I'm not using vscode on my side
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Hi, as .ts source files might be imported by mistake (often because of webstorm or VS but not only) it is generally considered a good practice not to include them into the NPM package.
I spent a few minutes searching for the faulty import into my code, I ended up deleting the "rxdb/src" folder to refine the search which directly lead me to the faulty import.