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Add string literal completions for package.json imports field #57718

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@Andarist Andarist commented Mar 11, 2024

closes #52460
closes #57680
closes #57777

Currently, this only has tests based on #55015 but I still have to add more

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@@ -6288,6 +6290,21 @@ export function getPossibleOriginalInputExtensionForExtension(path: string) {
[Extension.Tsx, Extension.Ts, Extension.Jsx, Extension.Js];
}

/** @internal */
export function getPossibleOriginalInputPathWithoutChangingExt(
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this is kinda a reverse of getOutputPathWithoutChangingExt:

function getOutputPathWithoutChangingExt(
inputFileName: string,
ignoreCase: boolean,
outputDir: string | undefined,
getCommonSourceDirectory: () => string,
): string {
return outputDir ?
resolvePath(
outputDir,
getRelativePathFromDirectory(getCommonSourceDirectory(), inputFileName, ignoreCase),
) :
inputFileName;
}

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@andrewbranch I opened this as a draft because there are some minor cleanups to be done here. I'd appreciate an early review here though - in case there is something fundamentally wrong with this.

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@Andarist did you still want to pursue this? We're looking to get this done in the TS 5.7 timeframe.

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@DanielRosenwasser yes, it would be great if @andrewbranch could give this a quick look to check if im not doing anything overly wrong so I dont spend too much time on cleaning up things that will turn out to be wrong in the end ;p

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Yeah, this looks on the right track to me, thanks!

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@andrewbranch thanks for the review! I’ll try to clean this up asap

…letions

# Conflicts:
#	src/compiler/utilities.ts
#	src/services/stringCompletions.ts
@Andarist Andarist marked this pull request as ready for review October 10, 2024 09:40
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The TypeScript team hasn't accepted the linked issue #52460. If you can get it accepted, this PR will have a better chance of being reviewed.

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I have been busy the last 2 weeks, I've done some progress on this in the past days but I hope to get everything done till the end of this week 🤞

@@ -1148,7 +1148,7 @@ export class FileSystem {
for (const key of Object.keys(files)) {
const value = normalizeFileSetEntry(files[key]);
const path = dirname ? vpath.resolve(dirname, key) : key;
vpath.validate(path, vpath.ValidationFlags.Absolute);
vpath.validate(path, vpath.ValidationFlags.Absolute | vpath.ValidationFlags.AllowWildcard);
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I have no idea if this is completely correct. I added it to make pathCompletionsPackageJsonImportsSrcNoDistWildcard6 pass as it's using ? in the component path component.

I have added that test based on the existing pathCompletionsPackageJsonExportsWildcard6. The difference is that the test I have added is a fourslash/server test and it follows a slightly different codepath.

The existing one validates here:

private _resolve(path: string) {
return this._cwd
? vpath.resolve(this._cwd, vpath.validate(path, vpath.ValidationFlags.RelativeOrAbsolute | vpath.ValidationFlags.AllowWildcard))
: vpath.validate(path, vpath.ValidationFlags.Absolute | vpath.ValidationFlags.AllowWildcard);
}

And the ValidationFlags.AllowWildcard was added there here

On the other hand, the fourslash/server validates here, where I'm adding this comment. This codepath was added as part of #20763 - which proceeds the PR that introduced ValidationFlags.AllowWildcard. So perhaps this was just a harmless omission in that newer PR. I don't know why this is a flag in the first place though so 🤷‍♂️

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@rbuckton can you advise?

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@andrewbranch it's ready for re-review :)

I could also use a build of this to test it more easily in a real project, and not only in the test harness ;p cc @jakebailey

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