> tree ./.gen/providers-out/
./.gen/providers-out/
└── docker
    ├── config.d.ts
    ├── config.js
    ├── container.d.ts
    ├── container.js
    ├── data-docker-network.d.ts
    ├── data-docker-network.js
    ├── data-docker-registry-image.d.ts
    ├── data-docker-registry-image.js
    ├── docker-provider.d.ts
    ├── docker-provider.js
    ├── image.d.ts
    ├── image.js
    ├── index.d.ts
    ├── index.js
    ├── network.d.ts
    ├── network.js
    ├── secret.d.ts
    ├── secret.js
    ├── service.d.ts
    ├── service.js
    ├── volume.d.ts
    └── volume.js

1 directory, 22 files

all the exports are within index.js and the modules it refers to call out to cdktf (expected from node_modules)

any help would be much appreciated 🙂

for CommonJS:

> (require '["/docker"])
FileNotFoundException: ~/hello-world/.gen/providers-out/docker (Is a directory)

> (require '["/docker/index" :as docker])
nil

> docker

Execution error (ReferenceError) at (<cljs repl>:1).
module$docker$index is not defined
nil

for ES2015:

ExceptionInfo closure errors {:tag :shadow.build.closure/errors, :errors [{:resource-name "docker/config.js", :source-name "docker/config.js", :line 3, :column 0, :msg "Namespace imports (goog:some.Namespace) cannot use import * as. Did you mean to import cdktf from 'goog:shadow.js.shim.module$cdktf';?"}]

and here's how the module looks like in the node REPL after transpiling to CommonJS:

> var docker = require('./.gen/providers-out/docker')
undefined
> docker
{
  Config: [Getter],
  ContainerNetworkData: [Getter],
  Container: [Getter],
  Image: [Getter],
  Network: [Getter],
  Secret: [Getter],
  Service: [Getter],
  Volume: [Getter],
  DataDockerNetworkIpamConfig: [Getter],
  DataDockerNetwork: [Getter],
  DataDockerRegistryImage: [Getter],
  DockerProvider: [Getter]
}

with which shadow-cljs version did you try? I fixed a bug related to this very recently. try 2.11.17

"shadow-cljs": "^2.11.17",

@U05224H0W: looks like the same version ☝️

on problem is that for all npm dependencies the closure compiler will see them as commonjs

thus import * as cdktf from 'cdktf'; is invalid and would need to be import cdktf from 'cdktf';. which the warning is telling you basically

@U05224H0W: ok, so that's something I'd need to manually change after the transpiler completes if I want to target ES2015? But if it's CommonJS as the target and I'm getting module$docker$index is not define -- what should I do in that case?

regarding ES2015 output and your suggestion about manual change, magic!

> docker
#js {:Config #object[Config$$module$docker$config], :Container #object[Container$$module$docker$container], :ContainerNetworkData #object[ContainerNetworkData$$module$docker$container], :DataDockerNetwork #object[DataDockerNetwork$$module$docker$data_docker_network], :DataDockerNetworkIpamConfig #object[DataDockerNetworkIpamConfig$$module$docker$data_docker_network], :DataDockerRegistryImage #object[DataDockerRegistryImage$$module$docker$data_docker_registry_image], :DockerProvider #object[DockerProvider$$module$docker$docker_provider], :Image #object[Image$$module$docker$image], :Network #object[Network$$module$docker$network], :Secret #object[Secret$$module$docker$secret], :Service #object[Service$$module$docker$service], :Volume #object[Volume$$module$docker$volume]}

> Container
#object[Container$$module$docker$container]

I don't know. can you try with a browser-repl or an actual build?

I didn't make any changes to the references or to the shadow-cljs.edn after transpiling to ES2015 and changing the import statement for every single generated .js file

note, my current ns where it's working with ES2015 now:

(ns demo.script
  (:require ["constructs" :refer (Construct)]
            ["cdktf" :refer (App TerraformStack)]
            ["/docker/index" :as docker :refer (Container)]))

what should I look for in a browser-repl for this?

here's my shadow-cljs.edn:

{:source-paths ["src/main" ".gen/providers-out"]
 :builds {:app {:target :node-script
                :output-to "target/script.js"
                :main demo.script/main}}}

browser-repl for the cases where you get module$docker$index is not defined now

if things even run in the browser. seems to be a node target so that may not be an option.

ya, it's definitely a node target

I'll go with the ES2015 module output for now, thanks! I'm not sure how I would've troubleshooted this without you.

Thanks for keeping it simple. 🙂

That works perfectly. 🙏

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all fine 🙂