Overview

This change allows consumers to import reurl using either import or require.

I added support for require because I want to use reurl in a legacy project that does not support ESM imports.

Feel free to take or leave this change. It does add more complexity and maintenance overhead so I completely understand if you'd rather keep reurl ESM-only. People can always make forks.

Testing this change

1. Clone my test repo:

git clone https://github.com/jsepia/reurl-test.git

The test repo contains two files:

• test.js imports reurl using the import syntax
• test.cjs imports reurl using require

2. Run the test scripts:

# node v12
$ nvm use v12
Now using node v12.22.12 (npm v6.14.16)

$ npm run test:esm

> [email protected] test:esm /path/to/reurl-test2
> node --experimental-modules test.js

[class Url]
[class RawUrl extends Url]
$ npm run test:commonjs

> [email protected] test:commonjs /path/to/reurl-test2
> node test.cjs

{ RawUrl: [Getter], Url: [Getter], version: [Getter] }
[class _Url]
[class RawUrl extends _Url]