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Breaking the declarative format would be very bad, IMO. This format will need to be written and read by a number of tools in different languages. IDEs will need to read it to find imports and offer intellisense, etc. Web servers will need to read it to do server push. Package managers and build systems like Bazel and Buck will need to write it. Not all of these can easily or performantly execute JavaScript functions.
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I think https://github.com/domenic/package-name-maps#a-programmable-resolution-hook covers this.
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Yeah, this is covered in the readme :). It's not really a feasible direction for running in web browsers.
Additionally, this proposal is very strict on restricting itself to name resolution, and not any kind of source transformation. I think there could still be future ways to register custom Content-Type processors/source transformers, but it wouldn't be part of this proposal, and would have a lot of issues of its own to work out.
So, let's close this.
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Related Issues (20)
- "parse a URL-like import specifier", the term "import specifier" is a little bit confusing HOT 3
- Spec doesn't clearly define onerror must be called if import map is added after the 1st module load HOT 4
- In "the scriptโs type", the โ is actually an unicode U+2019, instead of an ascii ' HOT 2
- Typo in "A import map is a struct with two items:" HOT 2
- An empty map was create twice if "imports" or "scopes" exists HOT 2
- Modulepreload error caching HOT 9
- Should HTMLScriptElement.supports("importmap") return true? HOT 1
- Fire a load event or an error event when the script element of the import map is from an external file? HOT 2
- preparation-time document check should be done first at #register-an-import-map HOT 2
- Throwing TypeError in resolve a module specifier? HOT 2
- calling onerror of the script element if the import map string cannot be parsed HOT 1
- What should 'parse an import map string' return when it throws an Error? HOT 8
- Speculatively parsing with import map if there's a dynmic import before, HOT 4
- Official file extension? HOT 2
- Support stars in imports besides trailing slashes HOT 1
- `importmap` cannot resolve dependencies entered relatively. HOT 3
- [feat] `script.integrity` and import map HOT 2
- Specification is not restricting address from containing query- or fragment parts not ending with "/" HOT 3
- global variables (f.e. map `"jquery"` specifier to `globalThis.jquery` variable) HOT 1
- Specify package.json path in <script>, and then generate the import map from package.json. HOT 7
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