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CommonJS builds of themes in ./packages #152
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Hm. Interesting. I think at the very least the package should have a
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To be honest, I have no idea from where the npm version has been published. Looks quite different from the code here. |
I think
It would seem a build still needs updating to make a usable theme. |
Actually I just tried following your link and I realised that there are two versions of jsonresume-theme-professional. I was using the former. The latter is actually has I haven't followed through any more to work out what is going on there. |
So I've been trying to move towards having everything under the namespace going fourth I'm a bit out of the loop with how to even publish packages anymore in the npm ecosystem. Ideally we support ESM/ MJS, and we also need a way to transpile and support typescript when it is used. I'm going to do a bit of research right now... https://chatgpt.com/share/67333906-6bf4-8008-adbf-32c10cb3db21 So painful, but probably needs to be done and documented for any packages coming out of this monorepo. |
From what I can see, the themes in
./packages
(e.g.jsonresume-theme-professional
) all use ESM modules. Including when they are packaged and published to NPM.And from what I can tell, these themes can't be consumed by
resume-cli
orresumed
for this reason.Would it be possible to build and publish CommonJS packages?
Or at least, could you say which resume tools can consume the "module" style themes
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