doc: add guidance on using node/default conditions for dual packages#62744
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As an alternative to using "import"/"require" conditions, packages can use "node"/"default" conditions to avoid the dual package hazard while still providing ES modules for non-Node.js environments. This addresses issue nodejs#52174.
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Good day,
As an alternative to using "import"/"require" conditions, packages can use
"node"/"default" conditions to avoid the dual package hazard while still
providing ES modules for non-Node.js environments.
This addresses issue #52174.
The documentation now includes an example showing how to use "node": "./index.cjs" with
"default": "./index.mjs" to provide different implementations while avoiding
the dual package hazard in Node.js.
Thank you for your work on this project. I hope this small fix is helpful. Please let me know if there's anything to adjust.
Warmly, RoomWithOutRoof