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  • Refactor

    • Enhanced code consistency through improved formatting and streamlined function syntax for a more uniform internal process.
  • Chores

    • Updated several dependency versions and added new requirements to improve integration, compatibility, and maintainability.

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The changes update code formatting and dependency configurations. In build.js, import statements and arrow function declarations have been reformatted; the fileURLToPath function and its associated variable have been removed, and the 'change' event notification is now commented out in the changeListener function. The dependency versions and additions in package.json have been updated, including new peer dependency declarations. In svelte.config.js, the contentReplacer function has been refactored to a single-line arrow function. No public or exported entity declarations have been altered.

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build.js Reformatted import statements; removed fileURLToPath and __filename; adjusted arrow function syntax in zPlaceholderReplacer; commented out 'change' event case in changeListener; re-indented await new FiveServer().start call.
package.json Downgraded chokidar version; fixed esbuild version and updated esbuild-svelte; added new dependency five-server in devDependencies; updated five-server version and added file-selector in dependencies; introduced peerDependencies for esbuild and esbuild-node-externals.
svelte.config.js Refactored contentReplacer function from a multi-line to a single-line arrow function.

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    participant FW as File Watcher
    participant CL as changeListener (build.js)
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    FW->>CL: Trigger file change event
    Note right of CL: 'change' event notifications are commented out
    CL->>FS: Instantiate FiveServer and call start()
    FS-->>CL: Return startup status
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build.js (1)

384-389: ⚠️ Potential issue

ESM Compatibility Issue: __dirname Usage

The call to new FiveServer().start( { ... workspace: __dirname, ... } ) depends on __dirname, which is not defined by default in ES modules. To maintain full ESM compatibility, consider defining it explicitly using a pattern like:

import { fileURLToPath } from 'url';
import { dirname } from 'path';
const __filename = fileURLToPath(import.meta.url);
const __dirname = dirname(__filename);

This change will ensure that workspace resolution works as expected.

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svelte.config.js (1)

3-3: Single-line Arrow Function Simplification

The refactored contentReplacer is now a concise single-line arrow function that conditionally returns an object when global.zPlaceholderReplacer exists. For added safety against future automatic semicolon insertion issues, consider wrapping the returned object in parentheses.

build.js (2)

61-62: Arrow Function Formatting in zPlaceholderReplacer

The zPlaceholderReplacer function now uses an implicit return arrow function. However, the inserted blank line immediately after the arrow could risk unintended automatic semicolon insertion in future modifications. Consider removing the blank line or explicitly wrapping the returned expression in parentheses for clarity and safety.


331-336: Commented Out Change Event Notification

The block handling the 'change' event in the changeListener function is entirely commented out. If this behavior is intentional (to disable change notifications), adding a clarifying comment would be beneficial to future maintainers.

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build.js (2)

1-1: Inclusion of Svelte Compiler

The new import of compile from 'svelte/compiler' is a strategic addition to support Svelte file compilation in the build process. Please verify that the used Svelte version is fully compatible with this import and ESM expectations.


264-268: Chained String Replacement via parse.serialize

Using parse.serialize(tree) with chained replace calls is a neat solution. Please verify that the use of replaceAll is supported in your target Node version (as it is available in Node 15+). If compatibility with older Node versions is required, consider a polyfill or alternative approach.

package.json (2)

14-24: Updated devDependencies Versions

The updated dependency versions (e.g., "chokidar": "^3.5.3", pinning "esbuild" to "0.16.17", and "esbuild-svelte" bumped to "^0.8.0") indicate efforts to align with ESM requirements. Please verify that these versions meet all your project’s integration and compatibility needs.


37-40: Addition of Peer Dependencies

The introduction of the peerDependencies block for "esbuild" and "esbuild-node-externals" is a positive step to enforce version compatibility within the ecosystem. Verify that the specified ranges accurately reflect the versions actually used by your project.

Comment on lines +33 to +35
"five-server": "^0.3.3",
"lodash-es": "^4.17.21",
"file-selector": "^0.2.4"
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⚠️ Potential issue

Inconsistency in 'five-server' Versions

The package "five-server" appears in both devDependencies (version ^0.1.9) and dependencies (version ^0.3.3). This discrepancy could lead to version conflicts at runtime. Please confirm if both entries are needed or consolidate them to ensure a consistent version across the project.

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