Sam writes • 2/6/2024

CJS Equivalency

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The article discusses a method for converting CommonJS (CJS) modules to ES Modules (ESM) by treating each CJS file as a 'builder'. It provides a code example and explains the transformation process, caching for singleton behavior, and current limitations like dynamic require statements and caller adaptation. It's a technical exploration for bundler or server-side transformation tools.

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