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@cspell/dynamic-import
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@cspell/dynamic-import
A small library to assist with dynamically loading CommonJS and ESM Modules from either CommonJS or ESM Modules.
npm install -S @cspell/dynamic-import
Example loading chalk v5 which is an ESM only module.
TypeScript Common JS
import { dynamicImport } from '@cspell/dynamic-import';
const pChalk = dynamicImport<typeof import('chalk')>('chalk', __dirname);
TypeScript ESM
import { dynamicImport } from '@cspell/dynamic-import';
const pChalk = dynamicImport<typeof import('chalk')>('chalk', import.meta.url);
TypeScript Common JS
import { dynamicImport } from '@cspell/dynamic-import';
const pIndex = dynamicImport<typeof import('../esm/index.mjs')>('../esm/index.mjs', __dirname);
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The npm package @cspell/dynamic-import receives a total of 615,582 weekly downloads. As such, @cspell/dynamic-import popularity was classified as popular.
We found that @cspell/dynamic-import demonstrated a healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released less than a year ago. It has 1 open source maintainer collaborating on the project.
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