Improved ESM Support #603
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Improved ESM Support #603
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ECMAScript modules can import CommonJS modules, however this is simply as a default export and can't take advantage of named exports. This PR adds named exports to Eris when imported by an ECMAScript module.
eris/esmimport and/or flags).One side effect of this PR is that it prevents using subpath imports. Whether this is a good thing or not is worth discussion, but it causes no problems with normal use nor with TypeScript. An alternative method could be using the
eris/esm.mjssubpath import, as while it's less appealing and lacks forwards compatibility it doesn't prevent use of subpaths.