Refactor the internal Ember loader to use the standard Ember CLI loader#19390
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This PR refactors the internal Ember loader so that it uses the standard Ember CLI loader instead for modules. This means that modules will be defined in the main namespace, and importable from there, instead of in a hidden namespace that only Ember can use. Notes: - Code is still loaded and built via `treeForVendor` and included as a vendor file. This needs to be the case for the time being for bootstrapping. - Loader code is still included for Node support. If `define` and `require` are not already defined, then a backup shim is used instead. - Modules are now exposed from Ember, but `ember-cli-babel` still transpiles them to global references. This unblocks us from being able to make all modules work normally, however. - `require` shim module is no longer defined, we reference `define` and `require` as globals instead (which is more accurate). In the future we should update this to use Embroider's conventions. - `__loader` is still exposed on the Ember object, referencing the same values as before.
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| if (typeof globalObj.define === 'function' && typeof globalObj.require === 'function') { | ||
| define = globalObj.define; | ||
| require = globalObj.require; | ||
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I think we might need to accommodate the no conflict APIs for loader.js here
https://github.com/ember-cli/loader.js#no-conflict
Since loader doesn't expose loader.require/loader.define or a way to access what the "new" aliases are we can't do this just yet.
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This PR refactors the internal Ember loader so that it uses the standard
Ember CLI loader instead for modules. This means that modules will be
defined in the main namespace, and importable from there, instead of in
a hidden namespace that only Ember can use.
Notes:
treeForVendorand included as avendor file. This needs to be the case for the time being for
bootstrapping.
defineandrequireare not already defined, then a backup shim is used instead.ember-cli-babelstilltranspiles them to global references. This unblocks us from being able
to make all modules work normally, however.
requireshim module is no longer defined, we referencedefineandrequireas globals instead (which is more accurate). In the futurewe should update this to use Embroider's conventions.
__loaderis still exposed on the Ember object, referencing the samevalues as before.