feat: move to ESM

[tefkah]

Updates all the uniorg packages to use and work with the latest versions of the unified ecosystem, which all solely use Ecmascript modules.

Additionally I added some stricter typings to uniorg-rehype.

Everything works, passes all tests, just need to add a tag!

[tefkah]

The other thing left to do is update all the documentation.

[tefkah]

Okay I will try and fix this later, I'm having the biggest case of "Well it works on my machine" ever grrrr

[tefkah]

I am going to become the joker

[tefkah]

Alright I give up for now, maybe you can have a look at why this fails @rasendubi ? I'm going insane

PS. Sorry for all the notifications!

[rasendubi]

😂😂😂 sure man, I'll take a look this week. maybe tonight

[codecov-commenter]

Codecov Report

Merging #29 (b6490ff) into master (3cefeb8) will increase coverage by 0.04%. The diff coverage is 100.00%.

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[rasendubi]

uniorg v0.5.0 is now ESM-only 🎉

@ThomasFKJorna thank you for doing most of the migration, and congrats on your second PR!

[tefkah]

Fantastic! Did you manage to figure out why the builds were all failing?

[tefkah]

Oh and sorry for leaving the org cite types in, I was working on that separately but mixed those commits in somehow 😅

I would like to add separate support for those if you're okay with that, currently citations such as [cite//b:@Shech2019] aren't picked up by uniorg (unless you add the link types separately of course, but thats a bit of a chore), plus I think providing richer data for citations is useful when writing converters (I'm writing a uniorg-remark one atm).

[rasendubi]

Fantastic! Did you manage to figure out why the builds were all failing?

well, yeah. there were many issues:

1. Some dependencies have broken semantic versioning, so you couldn't even build master: https://github.com/rasendubi/uniorg/pull/31
2. The setup-node github action was outdated, so just setting node version to 16.x didn't work. https://github.com/rasendubi/uniorg/pull/32
3. With node-16, lerna has some bizzare issue when working in CI environment — it simply did not install dependencies. (You could reproduce this with export CI=1.) That's why you would see build not finding dependencies and types. Fixed this by forcing lerna bootstrap --no-ci.
4. The vercel still used node-12, so org-braindump/org-blog-started jobs failed.

re citation support: I'm absolutely for it! I even started working on it before the war. I don't remember where I stopped, but here are my stashed changes: https://github.com/rasendubi/uniorg/pull/33. You can pick them up (use org-element.el as inspiration) and I'll try to help in a week or two