* Bundle loot-core types into the API
So we can have loot-core be the source of truth
for some types that get passed through
- Improves downstream development with API by including types
- Use path aliases for dist vs dev tsconfigs
- Convert api index to typescript as example
- Permit ts-ignore for issues with our version of typescript
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Co-authored-by: Matiss Janis Aboltins <matiss@mja.lv>
* Proof of concept for switching desktop-client to vite
* Fix other packages ts tests issues
* Update jsx tests to use vitest instead of jest
* Inject our global shims properly
* Add comment regarding new plugin
* Cleanup unnessary change after rebase
* Fix inter fonts pathing
* Remove manual chunks sizes for now
Just set the limit higher
* Bring back size compare
* Suppress victory warnings
* Remove craco config now that it's not used
* Add vite basic ssl plugin
- This autogenerates self-signed certs in dev mode when HTTPS env is set
- Made to match the CRA behaviour
* Add release note
* Remove warning suppression for victory
- Updated to a rollup version that includes the fix
* desktopc-client swc-loader
* More swc
* Jest swc + upgrades
* Revert @swc/jest usage for now
* SWC minify
* Remove setupFilesAfterEnv in package.json as per warning message in CI
* Release notes
* Minify on CI
* swc helpers in loot-core
* @swc/jest
* Upgrade webpack
* Add @swc/core to crdt
* Use yarn cache in github actions
* Cleanup
* Fix electron
* Revert "Fix electron"
This reverts commit 787af1980648fa30788a1d1678dcda534716f31d.
* Revert action.yml cache changes
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Co-authored-by: Matiss Janis Aboltins <matiss@mja.lv>
This PR converts everything (aside from electron) from CommonJS to ESM.
It is needed to reduce the changes that will happen during the migration
to Typescript (as TS does not play nice with CJS).
Basically:
- rewrite `require()` to `import`
- rewrite `module.exports` to `exports`
- introduce `ts-node` to run importers so we can convert them to TS too
Lastly, sorry for this larg-ish PR, not my preference but when I tried
to reduce its scope, I would end up with mixed commons/esm that was even
more tricky to handle.
