This will make using documentation much easier if you have .mjs files in your project:
The .mjs file extension is the official way to run ESM natively in Node.js. All of my packages these days have .mjs files. It is becoming increasingly common in the wild and will eventually be the go-to extension for ES. .mjs is already supported by default by tools such as Webpack.
This will make using documentation much easier if you have
.mjsfiles in your project:documentation lintcommand does not find.mjsfiles, and can not yet be taught to (Unable to specify file extension for linting #1021).documentation readmerequires the use of unintuitive--re mjs --pe mjsarguments (Can't get --extension to work. #891 (comment)).The
.mjsfile extension is the official way to run ESM natively in Node.js. All of my packages these days have.mjsfiles. It is becoming increasingly common in the wild and will eventually be the go-to extension for ES..mjsis already supported by default by tools such as Webpack.