meshai/work/dashboard-frontend/node_modules/echarts/package.README.md

NOTICE about package.json

!Remember!: update the "exports" field of package.json if adding new public entry files.

See more details about in the "exports" field of package.json and why it is written like that in https://github.com/apache/echarts/pull/19513 .

Public and private

Only these entries are officially exported to users:

• 'echarts'
• 'echarts/index.js'
• 'echarts/index.blank.js'
• 'echarts/index.common.js'
• 'echarts/index.simple.js'
• 'echarts/core.js'
• 'echarts/charts.js'
• 'echarts/components.js'
• 'echarts/features.js'
• 'echarts/renderers.js'
• 'echarts/i18n/*
• 'echarts/theme/*
• 'echarts/types/*
• 'echarts/extension/*
• 'echarts/dist/*
• 'echarts/ssr/client/index.js'

The other entries listed in the "exports" field of package.json make the internal files visible, but they are legacy usages, not recommended but not forbidden (for the sake of keeping backward compatible). These entries are made from the search in github about which internal files are imported.

File extension fully specified

Since v5.5.0, "type": "module" and "exports: {...}" are added to package.json. When upgrading to v5.5.0+, if you meet some problems about "can not find/resolve xxx" when importing echarts/i18n/xxx or echarts/theme/xxx or some internal files, it probably because of the issue "file extension not fully specified". Please try to make the file extension fully specified (that is, import 'xxx/xxx/xxx.js' rather than import 'xxx/xxx/xxx'), or change the config of you bundler tools to support auto adding file extensions.

About "./types/dist/shared": "./types/dist/shared.d.ts", in "exports", see https://github.com/apache/echarts/pull/19663 .

Use physical entry files or alias in "exports" of package.json

Although using "exports" of package.json we can make alias (or say, route) to physical files (for example: { "exports": { "./xxx": "./yyy/zzz.js" } } enables import 'echarts/xxx' to route to 'echarts/yyy/zzz.js'), at present we can not make sure all the versions of bundle tools and runtimes in use do it consistently. So we do not use the alias setting, but keep providing physical files for each public entry. For example, for an official public entry 'echarts/core', we provide a file echarts/core.js (and echarts/core.d.ts).

TypeScript entries

Why compiling to JS+DTS

For compatibility with older TS versions. See MIN_VERSION in echarts/build/testDts.js for the minimal supported TS version.

Locate DTS

• When importing from "echarts":
  • dts is configured in package.json:

    {
        "exports": { ".": { "types": /*...*/ } },
        "types": /*...*/ // fallback
    }
    

• When importing from "echarts/core" from "echarts/features" from "echarts/components" from "echarts/charts" from "echarts/renderers":
  • Use echarts.core.d.ts echarts.features.d.ts echarts.components.d.ts echarts.charts.d.ts echarts.renderers.d.ts respectively; no package.json configuration.

DTS entries

• ESM:

  • dts:
    • echarts.core.d.ts echarts.features.d.ts echarts.components.d.ts echarts.charts.d.ts echarts.renderers.d.ts.
    • echarts/type/dist/all.d.ts.
    • echarts/ssr/client/index.d.ts.

• CJS (and UMD):

  • dts:
    • echarts/types/dist/echarts.d.cts.
  • Usage:

    // It enables usage in CJS+TS:
    import echarts = require('echarts');
    var myChart = echarts.init(/*...*/);
    const option: echarts.EChartsOption = {/*...*/}; // Get type in CJS.
    myChart.setOption(option);
    

    // It enables usage via UMD global variables:
    /// <reference types="echarts">
    var myChart = echarts.init(/*...*/);
    

    // However, "echarts/core", "echarts/features", "echarts/components", "echarts/charts",
    // "echarts/renderers" have no types supported -- and are not necessary.
    

• Self-contained entry:

  • dts: echarts/types/dist/echarts.d.ts
  • This is a single, self-contained ESM with no imports, provided for online type checkers (e.g., echarts-examples, https://echarts.apache.org/examples/en/editor.html?c=line-simple) usage.

• Legacy entry:

  • dts: index.d.ts:
  • Historically, echarts has been providing a UMD bundle (echarts/dist/echarts.js) as one of the default entries, and index.d.ts has been corresponding to it. However, since ESM and UMD TS entries were refactored, index.d.ts was deprecated and temporarily retained in case users reference it like this:

    /// <reference path="../node_modules/echarts/index.d.ts" />
    var myChart = echarts.init(/*...*/);
    

Implementation memo

• Separated ESM and CJS(UMD) TS entries:

  • Statements export = echarts and export as namespace echarts provide types for the UMD bundle. However, they effectively mismatches the ESM entry. tsc no longer tolerates this mismatch since TS v5.6 and reports error TS1203. Therefore, ESM entries and UMD entries should be separately provided.

• Explicit file extensions:

  • i.e., export {some} from "echarts/types/dist/core.js", where a pseudo .js is used here to redirect to .d.ts.
  • Explicit file extensions are required when package.json uses "type": "module" and tsconfig.json uses "moduleResolution": "NodeNext"; otherwise, if using "from "echarts/types/dist/core", TS error TS2834 occurs.
  • If using "from "echarts/types/dist/core.d.ts", TS error TS2846 occurs.

• Avoid duplicated type declarations:

  • echarts/type/dist/all.d.ts echarts/type/dist/core.d.ts echarts/type/dist/option.d.ts echarts/type/dist/features.d.ts echarts/type/dist/components.d.ts echarts/type/dist/charts.d.ts echarts/type/dist/renderers.d.ts import type declarations from a single source echarts/types/dist/shared.d.ts; otherwise TS error TS2442 may occur.

• TSv4.7~TSv5.7 disallows require a ESM file from a CJS file when moduleResolution: "NodeNext" (introduced in TSv4.7); otherwise TS error TS1471 may arise. tsc recognizes .cts as CJS rather than ESM even when package.json uses "type": "module".

Library dependency records

• @rollup/plugin-terser:
  • Currently @rollup/plugin-terser@0.4.2 is used, since @rollup/plugin-terser@^1.0.0 requires Node.js v20+, which may break users existing pipeline; @rollup/plugin-terser@^0.4.3 depends smob@1.0.0, which requires Node.js v20+; @rollup/plugin-terser@0.4.2 does not affect the produced min file size. It can be upgraded to v1.0.0+ in future if concrete requirements arise.

ESLint

• cli issue:

  # The cli command should be:
  npx eslint "src/**/*.ts" "ssr/client/src/**/*.ts" "extension-src/**/*.ts"
  # Rather than:
  npx eslint src/**/*.ts ssr/client/src/**/*.ts extension-src/**/*.ts
  # The latter form could be expanded by shell in an unexpected way
  # (can only match `src/xxx/yyy.ts` but fail to match `src/xxx/yyy/zzz.ts`)