n/file-extension-in-import triggered incorrectly on some modules with `/` in path. about eslint-plugin-n

[jimmywarting]

shouldn't it just check if it starts with a . first and formost? so that it only operates on local files and not on some nodejs or npm module

[rosskevin]

The regex for package is not working, see https://regex101.com/r/Dch2Gv/1

Specifically, there is a basic regex test for a valid package to get out early packageNamePattern.test(name) where the name is either @apollo/client/core or yargs/helpers.

This may have to get smarter by examining the exports in the package.json or some other way, this could be very painful if there is not another utility that provides resolution.

I'll look at the import plugin and see what they are doing.

[rosskevin]

So this is a confirmed bug, and I have looked at eslint-plugin-import for ideas. I attempted to bring some code over, but it started spidering into a ton of code. It doesn't help that this repo is still authored in CJS and that one is more modern ECMA. They are building up more contextual information about the package, which is ultimately going to be necessary for proper resolution of modules.

eslint-plugin-import's import/extensions rule has 1. no fixer, 2. no typescript support.

Ultimately, I think one of the following needs to happen:

1. the differential functionality needs to get PR'd there (fixer plus typescript support)
2. big effort to duplicate code (or get eslint-plugin-import to extract more to a reusable module - they already have some in eslint-module-utils) then fix here.
3. Play dumb and incorporate something like an ignorePaths for a simple opt-out on extension replacement.

The problem with PR'ing to the eslint-plugin-import repo, is that it looks to be falling behind due to the scope (78 PRs, 432 issues). I'm not confident that PR'ing will get accepted in any timeframe. On the flip side, the eslint-plugin-import does seem well written.

Any of the above are possible, but I'm afraid I've got almost a full day into this so I have to pull the ripcord and move on.

Thoughts?

[aladdin-add]

if it's a local module (./xxx) or import maps, the ext is always required. In other cases, does it help to just use lib/converted-esm/import-meta-resolve.js( added in d24be36) to resolve the module?

[rosskevin]

That may be of some help, but on cursory look I cannot tell if it's going to be enough. I'm sorry to abandon this issue at this point, but I have to move on to other priorities. I hope my research has documented the issue and someone else will chip in some effort.

[vajahath]

I've similar issue with firebase packages. Asking me to put extensions:

[aladdin-add]

fixed by #132