dumble (0.2.x, ~530 dl/wk, single-maintainer) was a bus-factor risk as the load-bearing bundler. tsdown (rolldown-based, ~2.5M dl/wk, actively maintained) replaces it while output stays list-identical, verified by snapshot diff: 17 JS bundles, externals preserved, schemastery dual .mjs/.cjs and logger-console node+browser entries intact. Root tsdown.config.ts uses workspace globs ['vendor/*', 'packages/*'] (explicit, so examples/* stays excluded); two per-package overrides in vendor/ cover the special shapes and are logged in vendor/README.md as ours (not upstream sync surface). scripts/build.ts (dumble orchestration) is deleted; yarn build = tsc -b && tsdown. tsc -b keeps owning declarations (dts: false, clean: false). Rationale recorded in ADR 0008 (also covers the direct-esbuild and pkgroll alternatives). Gates: lint, typecheck, 134 tests, hygiene (knip/publint/constraints), demo smoke all green.
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653 B
TypeScript
24 lines
653 B
TypeScript
import { defineConfig } from 'tsdown'
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/**
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* logger-console ships two entries: the node exporter (index) and the
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* browser exporter (browser), selected via package.json `exports`
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* conditions. They are built as two single-entry passes so the shared
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* base class is inlined into each (matching upstream's published shape)
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* instead of split into a hash-named chunk.
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*/
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const shared = {
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outDir: 'lib',
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format: ['esm'],
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platform: 'node',
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target: 'es2024',
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fixedExtension: false,
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dts: false,
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clean: false,
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} as const
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export default defineConfig([
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{ ...shared, entry: ['src/index.ts'] },
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{ ...shared, entry: ['src/browser.ts'] },
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])
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