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esm: add import.meta.dirname and import.meta.filename #48740
esm: add import.meta.dirname and import.meta.filename #48740
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Perhaps, we can make this regular expression more portable and versatile across different platforms and URL schemes, something like this:
WDYT?
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What is the issue with the current, simpler, expression?
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The current is very specific to Unix-like file paths. It assumes that the file path starts with a single forward slash (/) followed by directories, which might not hold true for Windows paths or file URLs. I assume that code needs to run on multiple platforms, so.
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By definition this can’t be a
file:
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Ultimately, the string being evaluated here comes from
node/lib/internal/url.js
Line 1342 in f6f681b
I'd like to see some unit tests for that function to understand what it outputs, but I don't get any results for such tests:
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If this PR passes CI, then it will be proven to work in Windows, and that’s good enough.
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Based on the example provided in #48740 (comment), I have updated the regular expressions to match Unix and Windows paths. Please take a look:
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Do we need any separate tests for Windows paths? What about
file:
URLs that are loading network paths, likefile://server/folder/file.js
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Is this done for the CJS implementation? What would we actually be testing? That
path.dirname
works with Windows paths?That looks like a mounted file system to me.