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Package: nodejs
Severity: important
Control: block 1001526 by -1
Currently all modules get installed in /usr/share/nodejs or one of arch
dependent paths (older modules in /usr/lib/nodejs). For commonjs modules nodejs
can find these modules by default, but now many modules are ES modules by
default (type=module in package.json), which nodejs searches only in local
node_modules directory so apt installed modules are not found.
I think we should patch nodejs to search for system ES modules like we did for
commonjs.
load-json-file is an example which became a ES module in recent release.
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>
> Currently all modules get installed in /usr/share/nodejs or one of arch
> dependent paths (older modules in /usr/lib/nodejs). For commonjs modules
> nodejs can find these modules by default, but now many modules are ES
> modules by default (type=module in package.json), which nodejs searches
> only in local node_modules directory so apt installed modules are not
> found. I think we should patch nodejs to search for system ES modules like
> we did for commonjs. load-json-file is an example which became a ES module
> in recent release.
This is fixed at least for system-installed es-modules:
/usr/lib/node_modules -> nodejs
It doesn't allow locally installed es-modules to import system-installed
es-modules,
which is a feature, because it is really not in the es-modules
specification to allow that.
Jérémy
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