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refactor(svelte): Use jiti for dynamic imports of svelte/compiler #203

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fixes: #198

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The main change introduced involves the inclusion of the jiti library for dynamic imports in the unplugin-typia package. This adjustment replaces direct imports of the svelte/compiler module with dynamic imports using createJiti, improving module loading flexibility based on the environment.

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File Change Summary
packages/unplugin-typia/package.json Added "jiti": "^1.21.6" to the dependencies.
packages/unplugin-typia/src/core/languages/svelte.ts Introduced createJiti for dynamic import handling. Modified static import to dynamic import using jiti.

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sequenceDiagram
    participant Code as Code
    participant Jiti as Jiti
    participant SvelteCompiler as Svelte Compiler

    Code->>Jiti: createJiti(import.meta.url)
    Code->>SvelteCompiler: jiti.import('svelte/compiler')
    SvelteCompiler-->>Code: { preprocess: sveltePreprocess }
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Objective (Issue #) Addressed Explanation
Fix import issue in svelte.ts (198)

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packages/unplugin-typia/src/core/languages/svelte.ts (2)

1-6: LGTM! Import and initialization of jiti are correct.

The import statement for createJiti from the jiti package and the initialization of jiti using import.meta.url are correctly implemented.


29-29: LGTM! Dynamic import using jiti is correctly implemented.

The dynamic import using jiti in the preprocess function correctly replaces the static import of svelte/compiler.

…m to local import....

This commit introduces 'jiti' for handling dynamic imports in the
svelte compiler. This change is reflected in the 'svelte.ts' file
where 'jiti' is imported and used for importing the svelte compiler.
The 'jiti' package is also added to the package.json dependencies.
@ryoppippi ryoppippi changed the title Use Jiti for dynamic import for svelte/compiler refactor(svelte): use Jiti for dynamic import for svelte/compiler Jul 14, 2024
@ryoppippi ryoppippi changed the title refactor(svelte): use Jiti for dynamic import for svelte/compiler refactor(svelte): use jiti for dynamic import for svelte/compiler Jul 14, 2024
@ryoppippi ryoppippi changed the title refactor(svelte): use jiti for dynamic import for svelte/compiler refactor(svelte): Use jiti for dynamic imports of svelte/compiler Jul 14, 2024
@ryoppippi ryoppippi merged commit 802d9e1 into main Jul 14, 2024
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@ryoppippi ryoppippi deleted the feature/198 branch July 14, 2024 21:55
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Wrong import in 0.6.1
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