bare-module

Reference for bare-module: Bare's module system—CommonJS and ESM resolution, loading, and the require / import.meta surfaces.

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bare-module implements Bare's module system: CommonJS and ESM with bidirectional interop, native-addon and asset resolution, and the require / import.meta surfaces. It's the machinery behind bare's Module.load(). It's a native addon and requires Bare >=1.23.0 <1.29.0.

npm i bare-module

Usage

const Module = require('bare-module')

API

Module

`const url = Module.resolve(specifier, parentURL[, options])` · `Module.asset(specifier, parentURL[, options])`

Resolve a module or asset specifier to a URL.

`const module = Module.load(url[, source][, options])`

Load (and cache) a module. The returned module exposes url, filename, dirname, type, defaultType, cache, main, exports, imports, resolutions, builtins, conditions, and protocol.

`Module.constants` · `Module.protocol` · `Module.cache`

Module state/type constants, the protocol table, and the global module cache.

`require`

require(specifier[, options]) plus require.main, require.cache, require.resolve(specifier[, parentURL]), require.addon([specifier][, parentURL]) (with require.addon.host and require.addon.resolve(...)), and require.asset(specifier[, parentURL]).

`import` / `import.meta`

Static and dynamic import (including import attributes, for example with { type: 'json' }), plus import.meta.url, import.meta.main, import.meta.cache, import.meta.dirname, import.meta.filename, import.meta.resolve(specifier[, parentURL]), and import.meta.addon([specifier][, parentURL]).

Builds on bare-module-resolve, bare-module-lexer, bare-bundle, bare-path, and bare-url.