feat: converts to ESM package #52
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Hi @elliotBraem thanks for the thoughtful contribution. Everything looks good to me. Although I am not much experienced with the whole ESM package thingy. I will take out sometime to learn what exactly is happening. The only open question I have is about docs, why did we remove the TS, JS with CDN, JS tabs to replace with just simple JS example? |
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# [1.1.0-beta.6](v1.1.0-beta.5...v1.1.0-beta.6) (2024-10-25) ### Features * converts to ESM package ([#52](#52)) ([741193b](741193b))
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This package is currently exposing only CommonJS, this pull-request introduces tsup and now builds for both CommonJS and ESM.
As part of this, I've replaced most all instances of "near-api-js" with the esm alternatives @near-js
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