@stacksjs/build 0.70.57 → 0.70.59

package/dist/index.d.ts

@@ -7,12 +7,31 @@ export declare function outro(options: {
 export declare function intro(options: { dir: string, pkgName?: string, styled?: boolean }): Promise<{
   startTime: number
 }>;
-/*`. We don't ship
- * any of those — image work goes through the in-house `ts-images` (formerly
- * `imgx`), template metadata is parsed by our own STX-aware extractor, and
- * AWS interactions go through `ts-cloud` / our wrappers. If a build error
- * complains about one of those, the right fix is to remove the import, not
- * to add it back here.
+/**` file 1:1 to `dist/`,
+ * preserving the module graph, then emitting `.d.ts` alongside.
+ *
+ * WHY NOT `Bun.build` (bundling): several barrel packages here re-export named
+ * bindings from a source — `export { fromPromise } from 'ts-error-handling'`,
+ * `export { ERROR_PAGE_CSS } from './error-page'`. Bun's bundler mangles these:
+ *   - with `splitting: true` it wires cross-chunk symbols wrong, emitting an
+ *     `export { x as ok }` where `x` is never imported/declared in the file
+ *     (`SyntaxError: Exported binding 'X' needs to refer to a top-level
+ *     declared variable`);
+ *   - marking the source external instead drops the `from` clause entirely,
+ *     producing an invalid bare `export { ok }`.
+ * Affected: arrays, collections, datetime, error-handling, github, strings, ui.
+ *
+ * `Bun.Transpiler` sidesteps all of it: it strips types and leaves every
+ * import/export statement verbatim, so `export * from './handler'` and
+ * `export { ok } from 'ts-error-handling'` survive intact. Internal `./x`
+ * imports resolve to the sibling `dist/x.js`; external packages resolve from
+ * the consumer's node_modules at runtime. The `.d.ts` files still come from
+ * the dtsx plugin via a throwaway `Bun.build` (its `.js` output is discarded).
  */
+export declare function transpilePackage(options: {
+  dir: string
+  pkgName?: string
+  external?: string[]
+}): Promise<void>;
 export declare function frameworkExternal(extras?: string[]): string[];
 export * from './utils';