Issue 262 publint audit#417
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Fixes caravan-bitcoin#262 Conducted comprehensive publint audit and implemented all fixes: - Added type: commonjs field to 5 packages for proper Node.js module detection - Fixed repository URLs to proper git+https format with directory field - Added .d.mts generation scripts for proper ESM type support Packages updated: @caravan/bitcoin, @caravan/psbt, @caravan/wallets, @caravan/clients, @caravan/multisig, @caravan/bip32 All publint suggestions and warnings now resolved. Signed-off-by: Sukuna0007Abhi <appsonly310@gmail.com>
bip32 package has type: module so the script needs ESM imports Signed-off-by: Sukuna0007Abhi <appsonly310@gmail.com>
Since bip32 has type: module, .d.ts files are treated as ESM. For proper CommonJS type support, we need .d.cts extension. Signed-off-by: Sukuna0007Abhi <appsonly310@gmail.com>
pkg.module is not read by Node.js without pkg.exports defined. Added proper exports field with ESM/CJS conditions and .d.mts types. Signed-off-by: Sukuna0007Abhi <appsonly310@gmail.com>
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i don't think this is right. we should use the build system (tsup) to generate different module type files.
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Ok, understood, you're right, I converted it as you said...,pls review
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Sorry, i think you misunderstood the comment. I wasn't saying to use tsup to run the copy and move. Tsup is a build system that produces the modules that are needed. you can configure to output the file types you want. If you simply copy/rename you can end up with errors.
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Ok, sir I got it, I took other approaches, pls reviewe in your free time
- Replace manual scripts with tsup onSuccess hooks - Add onSuccess hooks to all tsup.config files to generate .d.mts and .d.cts - Remove manual generate-mts-dts.js scripts from all packages - Clean up package.json build commands This addresses the maintainer feedback to use the build system (tsup) instead of manual scripts for generating module type declaration files. Signed-off-by: Sukuna0007Abhi <appsonly310@gmail.com>
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Ready for review @bucko13 @Legend101Zz |
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@Sukuna0007Abhi thanks for the PR and sorry for the delay in reviews ... I'll try to find some time today to take a look at this ... |
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Thanks for the PR ... a couple of requests from my end , mainly regarding the opying index.d.ts → index.d.mts and index.d.cts stuff
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| copyFileSync(dtsFile, dmtsFile); |
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@Sukuna0007Abhi this is what @bucko13 was pointing out earlier while the package.json changes you did are indeed correct, the file copying approach in tsup.config.js is problematic ( even though if it would be working )
Simply copying index.d.ts → index.d.mts and index.d.cts assumes all three files can have identical syntax. This isn't true:
Different module systems require different TypeScript syntax:
// ESM declarations (.d.mts) must use:
export default class BIP32 { }
// CommonJS declarations (.d.cts) must use:
declare class BIP32 { }
export = BIP32;If you copy ESM syntax into a .d.cts file, TypeScript will throw errors for CommonJS users who use require().
As to Why This Might Seem to Work Initially
If your exports only use simple patterns like export function foo(), the syntax is similar enough in both module systems that copying might work. But this breaks as soon as you use:
- Default exports (
export default) - Re-exports (
export * from) - More complex module patterns
So I guess the correct solution would be to :
Let tsup generate the declaration files for each module format:
// tsup.config.js
export default defineConfig({
entry: ['src/index.ts'],
format: ['esm', 'cjs'], // Generate both formats
dts: true, // tsup will create .d.ts, .d.mts, and .d.cts
esbuildPlugins: [polyfillNode({ polyfills: { crypto: false } })],
// Remove the onSuccess file copying code
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| onSuccess: async () => { |
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again remove the file copying and let tsup generate both
| const dtsFile = join(distDir, "index.d.ts"); | ||
| const dmtsFile = join(distDir, "index.d.mts"); | ||
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| esbuildPlugins: [nodeModulesPolyfillPlugin()], | ||
| onSuccess: async () => { | ||
| const distDir = join(process.cwd(), "dist"); | ||
| const dtsFile = join(distDir, "index.d.ts"); |
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| const distDir = join(process.cwd(), "dist"); |
Signed-off-by: Sukuna0007Abhi <appsonly310@gmail.com>
Signed-off-by: Sukuna0007Abhi <appsonly310@gmail.com>
Signed-off-by: Sukuna0007Abhi <appsonly310@gmail.com>
Signed-off-by: Sukuna0007Abhi <appsonly310@gmail.com>
Signed-off-by: Sukuna0007Abhi <appsonly310@gmail.com>
Signed-off-by: Sukuna0007Abhi <appsonly310@gmail.com>
Signed-off-by: Sukuna0007Abhi <appsonly310@gmail.com>
Simplified comments and improved regex to extract declaration name properly. Signed-off-by: Sukuna0007Abhi <appsonly310@gmail.com>
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Pls check @bucko13 |
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@Sukuna0007Abhi we have marked the PR ready for review , Buck will surely find time and duely do the final review , you can take up other issues if you'd like in the meanwhile , thanks :) |
Yeah sure 👍 @Legend101Zz I am already working on PR #458 which you reviewed already and I am doing the changes you told |
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I'm still very nervous and skeptical of the need to write custom scripts that manually change the files that ultimately get used in bundles. I'd rather take the warnings we have but know work and are widely supported than have to effectively write and maintain our own bundler. I haven't caught up on the comments thus far, but I dont understand how the correct exports aren't supported from a popular and well supported bundler used by hundreds of thousands of other libraries |
Actually it's only for @caravan/bip32, it's needs to use custom scripts because it: Performs a special transformation something like on .d.cts: converts export default syntax to export = for proper CommonJs typing And this transformation isn't currently handled by tsup's experimentalDts So, that's why this custom scripts will help for this dual module setup.. If you insist on it, then I will just ignore & revert the bip32 part only, then there will be no custom scripts What you say @bucko13 |
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So if there were no commonjs export for BIP32 then the custom transform wouldn't be necessary? It seems like the ecosystem is moving away from needing commonjs so if we set the right minimum engine in the package.json and just avoid that entirely than that would be fine too. |
Sorry my net got bumped, Yeah, fully correct , it's actually perfect, we can do this |
So, should I revert the changes I did for bip32 & make sure package.json has the right minimum node version @bucko13 |
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But, I have a concern now, caravan-psbt has "type":"commonjs" and depends on @caravan/bip32 I will test it, 1st that, caravan-psbt build correctly when importing ESM-only bip32? If psbt uses import statements (not require), then the bundler should handle it fine even though psbt has "type":"commonjs" |
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But, I think, it will be safe to drop commonjs for bip32 Cause, I'm seeing this: Caravan-psbt (CommonJs package) actually imports bip32 using this: It's not using require(), so I guess I will drop as you suggested |
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- Add explicit outExtension in tsup.config for consistency - Add format flag in build script to match other packages - Keep ESM-only structure as intended Signed-off-by: Sukuna0007Abhi <appsonly310@gmail.com>
Yes @Sukuna0007Abhi I think that would be great. thank you! |
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Hi @bucko13 I fixed up and revert all the bip32 commonJs part and also I faced a issue when building caravan-wallets, saw it's a pre-existing TypeScript issue, with the TrezorConnect import that shows up with isolatedModule enables, so I fixed that up by Now as I already checked all other packages perfectly fine build and shows All Good... |
Pls review |
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Left some comments and questions. I'm wondering if we should be moving to just the modern module type for all packages. Some other questions about types as well to see if we can avoid any especially in newer packages that should be well typed.
Thanks for bearing with me on this!
| "types": "./dist/index.d.ts", | ||
| "files": [ | ||
| "./dist/index.js", | ||
| "./dist/index.cjs", |
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this might require a major version bump. if any other systems used this as a commonjs import then this would break it.
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| "name": "@caravan/clients", | ||
| "version": "1.0.2", | ||
| "description": "A package for querying different bitcoin blockchain backends", | ||
| "type": "commonjs", |
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would things break if we did this as a module export rather than a commonjs?
| const br = new BufferReader(buf.slice(PSBT_MAGIC_BYTES.length)); | ||
| // BufferReader expects Buffer at runtime, but TypeScript dts generation is strict | ||
| // eslint-disable-next-line @typescript-eslint/no-explicit-any | ||
| const br = new BufferReader(buf.slice(PSBT_MAGIC_BYTES.length) as any); |
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@Shadouts any thoughts on this? did you ever run into any type issues when building this out?
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| private handleSighashType(sig: Buffer) { | ||
| const br = new BufferReader(sig.slice(-1)); | ||
| const br = new BufferReader(sig.slice(-1) as any); |
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why was this necessary? does buffer reader not play nice with a buffer as an input?
| "name": "@caravan/psbt", | ||
| "version": "2.0.7", | ||
| "description": "typescript library for working with PSBTs", | ||
| "type": "commonjs", |
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same here. wondering if this could be module. @Shadouts
| "lint": "eslint src", | ||
| "lint:fix": "eslint --fix src" | ||
| "lint:fix": "eslint --fix src", | ||
| "postbuild": "node -e \"const fs=require('fs');fs.copyFileSync('dist/index.d.ts','dist/index.d.mts');\"" |
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this shouldn't be necessary
| return this._rawTx.ins.map((input) => { | ||
| const template = new BtcTxInputTemplate({ | ||
| txid: Buffer.from(input.hash).reverse().toString("hex"), // reversed (big-endian) format | ||
| txid: (Buffer.from(input.hash as any).reverse() as any).toString("hex"), // reversed (big-endian) format |
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@Legend101Zz what do you think, can we avoid the any's here? curious why they'd be necessary.

Fixes #262
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This PR addresses all publint warnings and suggestions for the published packages by implementing proper module type declarations and export conditions.
Changes Made
All packages (@caravan/bitcoin, @caravan/psbt, @caravan/wallets, @caravan/multisig):
"type": "commonjs"field for proper Node.js module detectionexportsfield with separate type conditions for ESM and CommonJS.d.mtsgeneration for proper ESM TypeScript support.d.mtsfiles in the published package files array.d.mtsfrom.d.tsgit+https://format withdirectoryfield for monorepo packages@caravan/bip32:
"type": "module", implemented.d.ctsgeneration for CommonJS types.d.ctsfor require condition and.d.mtsfor import condition@caravan/clients:
exportsfield (previously only hadmodulefield which Node.js ignores)Testing
All packages now pass publint validation with zero warnings or errors. Verified locally using:
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Breaking Changes
The addition of
exportsfield to @caravan/clients is technically a breaking change as it changes how the package can be imported, though it enables proper ESM support that was previously not working correctly.All other changes are backwards compatible improvements to package metadata and type declarations.
Ready for review @bucko13 @Legend101Zz