feat: support conditional exports in js client #963
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Description of changes
Currently not all bundlers will chose the correct CJS/ESM build when importing the js client because we don't define them using conditional-exports. This change adds the required configuration in the package.json to fix that.
Test plan
I have tested this manually. We have a Next.js setup which throws an error with v1.5.6, we make use of that to detect which build (cjs/esm) nextjs tries to load. In both cases we expect an error with the path from which nextjs loads the module.
Reproduce the issue
Nextjs loads the cjs build from
dist/main
.Confirm the change resolves the issue
yarn remove chromadb
Nextjs now loads the esm build from
dist/module
Documentation Changes
I added a reference to https://nodejs.org/api/packages.html#conditional-exports in the commit message