Re-added old bundles

[btaillon-coveo]

Context

Before the breaking change

Prior to #433, it was not fully possible to import directly from coveo.analytics like so:

import {CoveoAnalyticsClient} from 'coveo.analytics';

This was because the package.json file contained these lines:

{
    "main": "dist/library.js",
    "module": "dist/library.es.js",
    "browser": "dist/coveoua.browser.js",
}

While library.js and library.es.js contained modules, coveoua.browser.js did not (it globally defines "coveoua"), and the "browser" entry caused some bundlers to try and fail to use it. Additionally, library.es.js was using expecting browser APIs while library.js was expecting Node.js APIs.

The breaking change

#433 introduced a way to import from coveo.analytics like so:

import {CoveoAnalyticsClient} from 'coveo.analytics/modules';

In that process, to avoid confusion between Node CommonJS, Node ESM, browser ESM, and browser IIFE, I:

• renamed library.js to library.cjs
• added library.esm
• renamed library.es.js to browser.mjs

Unfortunately, some of our own implementations (and likely some external) were using a workaround which involved forcefully telling their bundlers to use library.es.js. Since this file was renamed, those now crash.

Solution

I added copies of the renamed files to their former names.

Specifically:

• browser.mjs gets copied to library.es.js
• library.cjs gets copied to library.js

[alexprudhomme]

Nice solution !

[btaillon-coveo]

confirmed that this works by testing with npm link and a separate repo.