| /* eslint-disable import/no-commonjs, no-var */ | |
| // This file only exist to allow the import from 'react-instantsearch-dom/server' | |
| // We can't have this import working easily with the current project architecture. | |
| // The main reason is that we require to have the files transpiled at development | |
| // time to allow the import accross Workspaces (node_modules are not transpiled). | |
| // To achieve this we scope all the packages artefacts in the `dist` folder under | |
| // `/cjs` & `/es`. At the end we can require the package as it is with a `main` | |
| // that point to `./dist/cjs/index.js` & `module` that point to the `es` folder. | |
| // But the `/server` import will fallback into this file instead of the correct | |
| // one the `dist` folder. | |
| // We now have the solution for those use cases: private packages. You can have | |
| // nested private packages inside your "main" package. The advantage of this | |
| // approach is to leverage the module resolution of npm. A popular package built | |
| // with this approach is Preact 10.x.x: https://bit.ly/2WrMjLF | |
| var server = require('./dist/cjs/server'); | |
| module.exports = server; | |