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Support scoped modules containing hyphens #744

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I was having problems with the order rule and scoped modules. It was returning NaN for the rank. I discovered the regex was not matching our scope name which contained hyphens.

This regex should match the full range of scoped module names I think. Please check it though.

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@@ -27,7 +27,7 @@ function isExternalModule(name, settings, path) {
return externalModuleRegExp.test(name) && isExternalPath(path, name, settings)
}

const scopedRegExp = /^@\w+\/\w+/
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would this be simpler as /^@[^\/]+\/[^\/]+?

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Yes, just tested this on our codebase and that works 👍 I have updated the pull request.

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ljharb commented Feb 14, 2017

Instead of regexes, should we use the official https://github.com/npm/validate-npm-package-name ? It'll be a scoped package if it's an invalid old one but a valid new one, and we won't have to maintain our own logic.

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@ljharb I am not sure if that will help us with detection of scoped modules 🤔 . It will validate but not tell us what type it is.

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ljharb commented Feb 14, 2017

It returns two booleans, "old" and "new" - new meaning, including scoped. If they're both true it's scoped, if just "old" is true it's unscoped, if both are false, it's invalid.

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@ljharb unfortunately this isn't how it works

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ljharb commented Feb 14, 2017

@rosswarren what about checking "new", and if it starts with an "@"?

That's an official npm package, and it'd really be nice to use that instead of messing around with regexps.

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@ljharb OK, good idea. I will get it done!

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@ljharb hmm, I tried to implement this but it seems that the isScoped function is passed the whole import for example @scope/donthaveit/lib/foo rather than just the package which would be @scope/donthaveit so you would still need to try and parse out the package name with some code or a regex.

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@ljharb would it be a problem to only check if the first character is an "@"?. From NPM docs "If a package's name begins with @, then it is a scoped package". Not sure we really need to check anything else.

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ljharb commented Feb 15, 2017

@rosswarren Probably - but @foo isn't a scoped package, and could be a webpack alias - same with @.

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@ljharb do you have any further suggestion given my previous comment? Not sure how to proceed here.

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I'd be fine with sticking to a regex in this case. If someone can make it work using validate-npm-package-name, even better. But as @rosswarren said, we pass the whole path (which can be like @foo/bar/folder/file.js), which the package doesn't validate, and you'd pretty much need a regex anyway to extract the data.

@@ -31,6 +31,7 @@ describe('importType(name)', function () {
it("should return 'external' for scopes packages", function() {
expect(importType('@cycle/core', context)).to.equal('external')
expect(importType('@cycle/dom', context)).to.equal('external')
expect(importType('@some-thing/something', context)).to.equal('external')
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Could you add additional tests for the following cases? (and more if you think of some, better safe than sorry)

  • @something/some-thing
  • @something/something/something

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have added 👍

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ljharb commented Mar 4, 2017

You could use fs methods to split up the path, without using a regex, but that's probably fine to leave for a future PR.

@rosswarren would you mind rebasing, so as to remove all merge commits?

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@ljharb yeah that would require some more thinking, there is probably a better solution for this. However, right now of our code importing scoped modules is full of extra line breaks so I am anxious to see this fixed 😄

And yeah no problem I rebased the branch 👍

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afairb commented Apr 12, 2017

Hi. I see this PR is approved but not merged quite yet. Is there any chance it could get in soon as it's causing issues in my project when importing scoped modules? Thanks!

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ljharb commented Apr 12, 2017

The Windows build is still failing.

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Coverage increased (+0.008%) to 95.165% when pulling 0ad9659 on rosswarren:master into 3c46d30 on benmosher:master.

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danny-andrews commented Jul 25, 2017

Can we get this merged? I'm having this same issue. Is the Windows build still failing?

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danny-andrews commented Jul 25, 2017

You could use fs methods to split up the path, without using a regex, but that's probably fine to leave for a future PR.

Just out of curiosity, how would you do this? @ljharb

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ljharb commented Jul 25, 2017

@danny-andrews a combo of path.parse, splitting on path.delimiter, etc.

@ljharb ljharb merged commit 40f5635 into import-js:master Jul 25, 2017
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Siiiiick. Thanks for merging!

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This looks like a good solution to this: https://github.com/mattdesl/require-package-name.

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ljharb commented Aug 9, 2017

It doesn't seem to work for relative paths tho.

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Brutal. Could use it in combination with https://www.npmjs.com/package/relative-require-regex?
Maybe not worth it for solving such a simple problem doe.

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