@jsenv/importmap v1.2.1

importmap

@jsenv/importmap can be used to implement the behaviour of importmap as described in the WICG specification. It is written using ES modules and compatible with browsers and Node.js. Amongst other things, this repository is used to provide importmap in ESLint.

Installation

npm install @jsenv/importmap

composeTwoImportMaps

composeTwoImportMaps takes two importMap and return a single importMap being the composition of the two.

import { composeTwoImportMaps } from "@jsenv/importmap"

const importMap = composeTwoImportMaps(
  {
    imports: {
      foo: "bar",
    },
  },
  {
    imports: {
      foo: "whatever",
    },
  },
)

console.log(JSON.stringify(importMap, null, "  "))

{
  "imports": {
    "foo": "whatever"
  }
}

normalizeImportMap

normalizeImportMap returns an importMap resolved against an url and sorted.

import { normalizeImportMap } from "@jsenv/importmap"

const importMap = normalizeImportMap(
  {
    imports: {
      foo: "./bar",
      "./ding.js": "./dong.js"
    },
  },
  "http://your-domain.com",
)

console.log(JSON.stringify(importMap, null, '  ')

{
  "imports": {
    "foo": "http://your-domain.com/bar",
    "http://your-domain.com/ding.js": "http://your-domain.com/dong.js"
  }
}

resolveImport

resolveImport returns an import url applying an importMap to specifier and importer. The provided importMap must be resolved and sorted to work as expected. You can use normalizeImportMap to do that.

import { resolveImport } from "@jsenv/importmap"

const importUrl = resolveImport({
  specifier: "../index.js",
  importer: "http://domain.com/folder/file.js",
  importMap: {
    imports: {
      "http://domain.com/index.js": "http://domain.com/main.js",
    },
  },
})

console.log(importUrl)

http://domain.com/main.js

moveImportMap

moveImportMap receives importMap, fromUrl, toUrl and return an importmap where all relative urls and specifiers becomes relative to toUrl instead of fromUrl.

This function exists in case you need to move an importmap file somewhere else in the filesystem. This is not a common use case but might happen.

import { moveImportMap } from "@jsenv/importmap"

const importMapMoved = moveImportMap(
  {
    imports: {
      foo: "./foo.js",
    },
  },
  "file:///project/project.importmap",
  "file:///project/dir/project.importmap",
)
console.log(JSON.stringify(importMap, null, '  ')

{
  "imports": {
    "foo": "../foo.js",
  }
}