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Online, on the other hand, the few guides I did find for instance in the microbundle issues have a structure like this:
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I'm not really hellbound on using a specific bundler or toolchain in general, as long as I can get the above features working in a similar fashion to how Lodash, RxJS, and NextAuth.js provide their exports and don't have to come up with my own solution using multiple package.json files or writing scripts that bundle separate packages into one.
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SurveyJS
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I'm not really hellbound on using a specific bundler or toolchain in general, as long as I can get the above features working in a similar fashion to how Lodash, RxJS, and NextAuth.js provide their exports and don't have to come up with my own solution using multiple package.json files or writing scripts that bundle separate packages into one.
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I'm not really hellbound on using a specific bundler or toolchain in general, as long as I can get the above features working in a similar fashion to how Lodash, RxJS, and NextAuth.js provide their exports and don't have to come up with my own solution using multiple package.json files or writing scripts that bundle separate packages into one.
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typescript-library-tutorial
A tutorial describing my very simple, dependency-less way to export a Typescript library with sub-modules to be consumed in other TS and JS projects.
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multiple-entry-points-example
a npm library with multiple entry points, all typed, all shipped in cjs/esm versions
Also, I found this repository that uses multiple package.json files to point to the individual dist/* modules that are exported, which I found pretty interesting. I'm trying to work with that technique to see if I can get something setup using Rollup, since there are some nice plugins to merge type definitions to one index.d.ts that I want to leverage.