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} .hljs-tag .hljs-attr { color: var(--hljs-default-color); } .hljs-comment, .hljs-quot, .hljs-emphasis { font-style: italic } .hljs-strong { font-weight: 500 } /style>/head>body> div classreadme idroot> main> p>img src/embed/images/banner.svg altesm.sh/>/p>p alignleft> a hrefhttps://github.com/esm-dev/esm.sh/pkgs/container/esm.sh>img srchttps://img.shields.io/github/v/tag/esm-dev/esm.sh?labelDocker&display_nametag&styleflat&colorA232323&colorB232323&logodocker&logoColoreeeeee altDocker/>/a> a hrefhttps://discord.gg/XDbjMeb7pb>img srchttps://img.shields.io/discord/1097820016893763684?styleflat&colorA232323&colorB232323&labelDiscord&logo&logoColoreeeeee altDiscord/>/a> a hrefhttps://github.com/sponsors/esm-dev>img srchttps://img.shields.io/github/sponsors/esm-dev?labelSponsors&styleflat&colorA232323&colorB232323&logo&logoColoreeeeee altSponsors/>/a>/p>h1 idesmsh>esm.sh/h1>p>A em>nobuild/em> content delivery network(CDN) for modern web development./p>h2 idhow-to-use>How to Use/h2>p>esm.sh allows you to import a hrefhttps://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/JavaScript/Guide/Modules>JavaScript modules/a> from http URLs, strong>no installation/build steps needed./strong>/p>pre>code classlanguage-js>import * as mod from "https://esm.vg.no/PKG@SEMVER/PATH";/code>/pre>p>With a hrefhttps://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/HTML/Element/script/type/importmap>import maps/a>, you can even use bare import specifiers instead of URLs:/p>pre>code classlanguage-html><script type"importmap"> { "imports": { "react": "https://esm.vg.no/react@18.2.0", "react-dom/": "https://esm.vg.no/react-dom@18.2.0/" } }</script><script type"module"> import React from "react"; // → https://esm.vg.no/react@18.2.0 import { render } from "react-dom/client"; // → https://esm.vg.no/react-dom@18.2.0/client</script>/code>/pre>blockquote>p>More usages about import maps can be found in the a href#using-import-maps>strong>Using Import Maps/strong>/a> section./p>/blockquote>h3 idsupported-registries>Supported Registries/h3>ul>li>strong>a hrefhttps://npmjs.com>NPM/a>/strong>:pre>code classlanguage-js>// Examplesimport React from "https://esm.vg.no/react"; // latestimport React from "https://esm.vg.no/react@17"; // 17.0.2import React from "https://esm.vg.no/react@beta"; // latest betaimport { renderToString } from "https://esm.vg.no/react-dom/server"; // sub-modules/code>/pre>/li>li>strong>a hrefhttps://jsr.io>JSR/a>/strong> (starts with code>/jsr//code>):pre>code classlanguage-js>// Examplesimport { encodeBase64 } from "https://esm.vg.no/jsr/@std/encoding@1.0.0/base64";import { Hono } from "https://esm.vg.no/jsr/@hono/hono@4";/code>/pre>/li>li>strong>a hrefhttps://github.com>GitHub/a>/strong> (starts with code>/gh//code>):pre>code classlanguage-js>// Examplesimport tslib from "https://esm.vg.no/gh/microsoft/tslib"; // latestimport tslib from "https://esm.vg.no/gh/microsoft/tslib@d72d6f7"; // with commit hashimport tslib from "https://esm.vg.no/gh/microsoft/tslib@v2.8.0"; // with tag/code>/pre>/li>li>strong>a hrefhttps://pkg.pr.new>pkg.pr.new/a>/strong> (starts with code>/pr//code> or code>/pkg.pr.new//code>):pre>code classlanguage-js>// Examplesimport { Bench } from "https://esm.vg.no/pr/tinylibs/tinybench/tinybench@a832a55";import { Bench } from "https://esm.vg.no/pr/tinybench@a832a55"; // --compact/code>/pre>/li>/ul>h3 idtransforming-tsxvuesvelte-on-the-fly>Transforming code>.ts(x)/code>/code>.vue/code>/code>.svelte/code> on the Fly/h3>p>esm.sh allows you to import code>.ts(x)/code>, code>.vue/code>, and code>.svelte/code> files directly in the browser without any build steps./p>pre>code classlanguage-js>import { Airplay } from "https://esm.vg.no/gh/phosphor-icons/react@v2.1.5/src/csr/Airplay.tsx?depsreact@18.2.0";import IconAirplay from "https://esm.vg.no/gh/phosphor-icons/vue@v2.2.0/src/icons/PhAirplay.vue?depsvue@3.5.8";/code>/pre>h3 idspecifying-dependencies>Specifying Dependencies/h3>p>By default, esm.sh rewrites import specifiers based on the package dependencies. To specify the version of thesedependencies, you can add code>?depsPACKAGE@VERSION/code> to the import URL. To specify multiple dependencies, separate them with commas, like this: code>?depsreact@17.0.2,react-dom@17.0.2/code>./p>pre>code classlanguage-js>import React from "https://esm.vg.no/react@17.0.2";import useSWR from "https://esm.vg.no/swr?depsreact@17.0.2";/code>/pre>h3 idaliasing-dependencies>Aliasing Dependencies/h3>p>You can also alias dependencies by adding code>?aliasPACKAGE:ALIAS/code> to the import URL. This is useful when you want to use a different package for a dependency./p>pre>code classlanguage-js>import useSWR from "https://esm.vg.no/swr?aliasreact:preact/compat";/code>/pre>p>in combination with code>?deps/code>:/p>pre>code classlanguage-js>import useSWR from "https://esm.vg.no/swr?aliasreact:preact/compat&depspreact@10.5.14";/code>/pre>h3 idbundling-strategy>Bundling Strategy/h3>p>By default, esm.sh bundles sub-modules of a package that are not shared by entry modules defined in the code>exports/code> field of code>package.json/code>./p>p>Bundling sub-modules can reduce the number of network requests, improving performance. However, it may result in repeated bundling of shared modules. In extreme cases, this can break package side effects or alter the code>import.meta.url/code> semantics. To prevent this, you can disable the default bundling behavior by adding code>?bundlefalse/code>:/p>pre>code classlanguage-js>import "https://esm.vg.no/@pyscript/core?bundlefalse";/code>/pre>p>For package authors, it is recommended to define the code>exports/code> field in code>package.json/code>. This specifies the entry modules of the package, allowing esm.sh to accurately analyze the dependency tree and bundle the modules without duplication./p>pre>code classlanguage-jsonc>{ "name": "foo", "exports": { ".": { "import": "./index.js", "require": "./index.cjs", "types": "./index.d.ts" }, "./submodule": { "import": "./submodule.js", "require": "./submodule.cjs", "types": "./submodule.d.ts" } }}/code>/pre>p>Or you can override the bundling strategy by adding the code>esm.sh/code> field to your code>package.json/code>:/p>pre>code classlanguage-jsonc>{ "name": "foo", "esm.sh": { "bundle": false // disables the default bundling behavior }}/code>/pre>p>You can also add the code>?standalone/code> flag to bundle the module along with all its external dependencies (excluding those in code>peerDependencies/code>) into a single JavaScript file./p>pre>code classlanguage-js>import { Button } from "https://esm.vg.no/antd?standalone";/code>/pre>h3 idtree-shaking>Tree Shaking/h3>p>By default, esm.sh exports a module with all its exported members. However, if you want to import only a specific set ofmembers, you can specify them by adding a code>?exportsfoo,bar/code> query to the import statement./p>pre>code classlanguage-js>import { __await, __rest } from "https://esm.vg.no/tslib"; // 7.3KBimport { __await, __rest } from "https://esm.vg.no/tslib?exports__await,__rest"; // 489B/code>/pre>p>By using this feature, you can take advantage of tree shaking with esbuild and achieve a smaller bundle size. strong>Note,this feature doesn't work with CommonJS modules./strong>/p>h3 iddevelopment-build>Development Build/h3>pre>code classlanguage-js>import React from "https://esm.vg.no/react?dev";/code>/pre>p>With the code>?dev/code> query, esm.sh builds a module with code>process.env.NODE_ENV/code> set to code>"development"/code> or based on thecondition code>development/code> in the code>exports/code> field. This is useful for libraries that have different behavior in developmentand production. For example, React uses a different warning message in development mode./p>h3 idesbuild-options>ESBuild Options/h3>p>By default, esm.sh checks the code>User-Agent/code> header to determine the build target. You can also specify the code>target/code> byadding code>?target/code>, available targets are: strong>es2015/strong> - strong>es2024/strong>, strong>esnext/strong>, strong>deno/strong>, strong>denonext/strong>, and strong>node/strong>./p>pre>code classlanguage-js>import React from "https://esm.vg.no/react?targetes2022";/code>/pre>p>Other supported options of esbuild:/p>ul>li>a hrefhttps://esbuild.github.io/api/#conditions>Conditions/a>pre>code classlanguage-js>import foo from "https://esm.vg.no/foo?conditionscustom1,custom2";/code>/pre>/li>li>a hrefhttps://esbuild.github.io/api/#keep-names>Keep names/a>pre>code classlanguage-js>import foo from "https://esm.vg.no/foo?keep-names";/code>/pre>/li>li>a hrefhttps://esbuild.github.io/api/#ignore-annotations>Ignore annotations/a>pre>code classlanguage-js>import foo from "https://esm.vg.no/foo?ignore-annotations";/code>/pre>/li>/ul>h3 idcss-in-js>CSS-In-JS/h3>p>esm.sh supports importing CSS files in JS directly:/p>pre>code classlanguage-html><link rel"stylesheet" href"https://esm.vg.no/monaco-editor?css">/code>/pre>blockquote>p>!IMPORTANTThis only works when the package strong>imports CSS files in JS/strong> directly./p>/blockquote>h3 idweb-worker>Web Worker/h3>p>esm.sh supports code>?worker/code> query to load the module as a web worker:/p>pre>code classlanguage-js>import createWorker from "https://esm.vg.no/monaco-editor/esm/vs/editor/editor.worker?worker";// create a workerconst worker createWorker();// rename the worker by adding the `name` option for debuggingconst worker createWorker({ name: "editor.worker" });// inject code into the workerconst worker createWorker({ inject: "self.onmessage (e) > self.postMessage(e.data)" });/code>/pre>p>You can import any module as a worker from esm.sh with the code>?worker/code> query. Plus, you can access the module's exports in thecode>inject/code> code. For example, use the code>xxhash-wasm/code> to hash strings in a worker:/p>pre>code classlanguage-js>import createWorker from "https://esm.vg.no/xxhash-wasm@1.0.2?worker";// variable '$module' is the imported 'xxhash-wasm' moduleconst inject `const { default: xxhash } $moduleself.onmessage async (e) > { const hasher await xxhash() self.postMessage(hasher.h64ToString(e.data))}`;const worker createWorker({ inject });worker.onmessage (e) > console.log("hash is", e.data);worker.postMessage("The string that is being hashed");/code>/pre>blockquote>p>!IMPORTANTThe code>inject/code> parameter must be a valid JavaScript code, and it will be executed in the worker context./p>/blockquote>h2 idusing-import-maps>Using Import Maps/h2>p>a hrefhttps://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/HTML/Element/script/type/importmap>strong>Import Maps/strong>/a> has been supported by most modern browsers and Deno natively.This allows em>strong>bare import specifiers/strong>/em>, such as code>import React from "react"/code>, to work./p>p>esm.sh introduces the code>?external/code> for specifying external dependencies. By employing this query, esm.sh maintains the import specifier intact, leaving it to the browser/Deno to resolve based on the import map. For example:/p>pre>code classlanguage-html><script type"importmap">{ "imports": { "preact": "https://esm.vg.no/preact@10.7.2", "preact/": "https://esm.vg.no/preact@10.7.2/", "preact-render-to-string": "https://esm.vg.no/preact-render-to-string@5.2.0?externalpreact" }}</script><script type"module"> import { h } from "preact"; import { useState } from "preact/hooks"; import { render } from "preact-render-to-string";</script>/code>/pre>p>Alternatively, you can strong>mark all dependencies as external/strong> by adding a code>*/code> prefix before the package name:/p>pre>code classlanguage-json>{ "imports": { "preact": "https://esm.vg.no/preact@10.7.2", "preact-render-to-string": "https://esm.vg.no/*preact-render-to-string@5.2.0", "swr": "https://esm.vg.no/*swr@1.3.0", "react": "https://esm.vg.no/preact@10.7.2/compat" }}/code>/pre>p>Import maps supports a hrefhttps://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/HTML/Element/script/type/importmap#packages-via-trailing-slashes>strong>trailing slash/strong>/a> that cannot work with URL search params friendly. To fix this issue, esm.sh provides a special format for import URL that allowsyou to use query params with trailing slash: change the query prefix code>?/code> to code>&/code> and put it after the package version./p>pre>code classlanguage-json>{ "imports": { "react-dom": "https://esm.vg.no/react-dom@18.2.0?dev", "react-dom/": "https://esm.vg.no/react-dom@18.2.0&dev/" }}/code>/pre>h2 idusing-esmshtsx>Using code>esm.sh/tsx/code>/h2>p>code>esm.sh/tsx/code> is a lightweight strong>1KB/strong> script that allows you to write code>TSX/code> directly in HTML without any build steps. Your source code is sent to the server, compiled, cached at the edge, and served to the browser as a JavaScript module./p>p>code>esm.sh/tsx/code> supports code><script>/code> tags with code>type/code> set to code>text/babel/code>, code>text/jsx/code>, code>text/ts/code>, or code>text/tsx/code>./p>p>In development mode (open the page on localhost), code>esm.sh/tsx/code> uses a hrefhttps://github.com/esm-dev/tsx>@esm.sh/tsx/a> to transform JSX syntax into JavaScript./p>pre>code classlanguage-html><!DOCTYPE html><html><head> <script type"importmap"> { "imports": { "react": "https://esm.vg.no/react@18.2.0", "react-dom/client": "https://esm.vg.no/react-dom@18.2.0/client" } } </script> <script type"module" src"https://esm.vg.no/tsx"></script></head><body> <div id"root"></div> <script type"text/babel"> import { createRoot } from "react-dom/client" createRoot(root).render(<h1>Hello, World!</h1>) </script></body></html>/code>/pre>blockquote>p>!TIPBy default, esm.sh transforms your JSX syntax with code>jsxImportSource/code> set to code>react/code> or code>preact/code> which is specified in the code>importmap/code>. To use a custom JSX runtime, add code>@jsxRuntime/code> specifier in the code>importmap/code> script. For example, a hrefhttps://esm.vg.no/solid-js/jsx-runtime>solid-js/a>./p>/blockquote>h2 idescape-hatch-raw-source-files>Escape Hatch: Raw Source Files/h2>p>In rare cases, you may want to request JS source files from packages, as-is, without transformation into ES modules. Todo so, you need to add a code>?raw/code> query to the request URL./p>pre>code classlanguage-html><script src"https://esm.vg.no/p5/lib/p5.min.js?raw"></script>/code>/pre>blockquote>p>!TIPYou may alternatively use code>https://raw.esm.sh/<PATH>/code>, which is equivalent to code>https://esm.vg.no/<PATH>?raw/code>,that transitive references in the raw assets will also be raw requests./p>/blockquote>h2 iddeno-compatibility>Deno Compatibility/h2>p>esm.sh is a strong>Deno-friendly/strong> CDN that resolves Node's built-in modules (such as strong>fs/strong>, strong>os/strong>, strong>net/strong>, etc.), makingit compatible with Deno./p>pre>code classlanguage-js>import express from "https://esm.vg.no/express";const app express();app.get("/", (req, res) > { res.send("Hello World");});app.listen(3000);/code>/pre>p>Deno supports type definitions for modules with a code>types/code> field in their code>package.json/code> file through thecode>X-TypeScript-Types/code> header. This makes it possible to have type checking and auto-completion when using those modulesin Deno. 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