refactor: convert animateCSS to ES module - #4266
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Thank you for your cool modernization ideas and code! |
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Thanks for the positive feedback! It's actually fun to gradually refactor the codebase 🤓 I hope I don't break anything, even if I check for compatibility with third-party modules. |
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Follow-up to #4266. The browser bootstrap now uses a single native ESM entry point :partying_face: Dependencies are imported explicitly, while keeping the existing CommonJS exports for the server, tests, and third-party modules. No functional changes intended.
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Follow-up to #4263.
With this,
animateCSSis now also an ES module. The animation helpers and animation name arrays are exported explicitly and imported bymain.js.I manually verified that the animations still render and animate correctly in the browser.