fix(package.json): add package.json to exports #77
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If you are using bundlers like metro in rn-native (or tools that make use of metainformation of packages) you will recieve an import warning like: ``` warn Package pretty-bytes has been ignored because it contains invalid configuration. Reason: Package subpath './package.json' is not defined by "exports" in /Users/****/Applications/****/****/app/node_modules/pretty-bytes/package.json ``` There was a similar Issue in `uuidjs`, for discussion you can see this issue uuidjs/uuid#444 (comment)
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This is incorrect. There is no expectation that packages export package.json. The bundler needs to use a better way to load package.json files. Open an issue on your bundler instead. |
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If you are using bundlers like metro in rn-native (or tools that make use of metainformation of packages) you will recieve an import warning like:
There was a similar Issue in
uuidjs, for discussion you can see this issue uuidjs/uuid#444 (comment)