Interested in adding esmurl to @unjs

[jcbhmr]

I don't know if this is the right place to ask/inquire about this. 😬

https://github.com/jcbhmr/esmurl
👆 I made that and I'm "shopping" for a larger organization to transfer it to. I came across @unjs. I don't know if @unjs is accepting new packages or what the procedure is or literally anything at all. 🤷‍♂️ Hence the discussion!

This is what it lets you do:

// https://cdn.com/lib.js         👇 This import.meta is serialized into the self-contained URL
const workerURL = esmurl(import.meta, async () => {
  //                                👇 This is properly resolved to https://cdn.com/more.js even
  //                                      though it's being stringified and put into a blob: URL
  const moreLibCode = await import("./more.js")
  onmessage = e => postMessage(moreLibCode.compute(e.data))
})
const worker = new Worker(workerURL, { type: "module" })

And it even works with bundlers! It does so by regex-magicing all the import() into __import__() and then at runtime resolving any __import__("./more.js") via the user-provided import.meta object's importMeta.url

Why do I want to foist this onto an organization? If I am on vacation or something, somebody else can still do stuff! ...and I think it's a cool way to immediately boost eyes on such an infant project. 😅

^{see also #2}