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Update Vite's Node API to ESM from CJS build #155

Closed chacha912 closed 6 days ago

chacha912 commented 6 days ago

What this PR does / why we need it?

This PR resolves the warning message that occurs when running npm run dev or npm run build in Vite. The warning message states that the CJS build of Vite's Node API is deprecated and provides instructions on how to address the issue by switching to ESM.

Any background context you want to provide?

What are the relevant tickets?

Fixes #154

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coderabbitai[bot] commented 6 days ago

Walkthrough

The codebase has transitioned from CommonJS to ES modules across multiple files, addressing deprecation warnings related to Vite's CJS build. The buf.gen.yaml configuration was updated for js_import_style, the package.json file now specifies "type": "module", and export default syntax replaced module.exports in JavaScript configurations. Dependencies and import paths were also updated where necessary.

Changes

File Path Change Summary
buf.gen.yaml Updated js_import_style from legacy_commonjs to module.
package.json Added "type": "module" and a new dependency.
postcss.config.js Switched from module.exports to export default.
src/api/converter.ts Updated the import path for BadRequest.
src/api/.../admin_connect.d.ts Updated protoc-gen-connect-es version and js_import_style.
src/api/.../admin_connect.js Changed import statements to ES modules and updated declarations.
src/api/.../admin_pb.d.ts Updated tool version and js_import_style parameter.
src/api/.../admin_pb.js Transitioned to ES module syntax.
src/api/.../resources_pb.d.ts Updated tool version and js_import_style parameter.
src/api/.../resources_pb.js Transitioned to ES module syntax.

Sequence Diagram(s)

(Not applicable – changes are straightforward and pertain to module syntax conversion rather than control flow modifications)

Assessment against linked issues

Objective (Issue #154) Addressed Explanation
Switch from CJS build to ESM to eliminate deprecation warnings

Poem

In the code where changes gleam,
From CommonJS to ES module dream,
Vite's warnings now no more,
We've aligned with modern lore.
Modules fresh, our paths anew,
With better code, we start anew. 🚀


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