Fix sandboxed-module not working when using npx #70
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The requireLike(…).resolve function accepts a path, but CallSite.getFileName(…) returns a URI with file:// scheme. This commit fixes the issue by removing the prefix if origin path starts with file scheme. Since module resolution looks for node_modules in all directories of $PWD, the issue does not arise during development. However, commands that depend on sandboxed-module package would break with MODULE_NOT_FOUND when using npx.
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This PR fixes originPath being a URL instead of a path.
The
requireLike(…).resolvefunction accepts a path, butCallSite.getFileName(…)returns a URI withfile://scheme. This commit fixes the issue by removing the prefix if origin path starts with file scheme.Since module path resolution looks for node_modules in all directories of $PWD, the issue does not arise during development. However, scripts started by
npxthat depend on sandboxed-module package would break with MODULE_NOT_FOUND error.