fix(module): replace require with ES module import for tailwind colors #3015
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Replaced the use of `createRequire` and `require()` with a direct ES module import for `tailwindcss/colors.js` Should fix below error: ERROR (node:33684) ExperimentalWarning: CommonJS module ...\.nuxt\nuxtui-tailwind.config.cjs is loading ES Module ...\node_modules\@nuxt\ui\dist\runtime\utils\colors.js using require(). Support for loading ES Module in require() is an experimental feature and might change at any time
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@ineshbose Do we agree that this will be fixed upstream in |
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Mmmh, didn't you fix this in #2945 actually? 🤔 |
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I think this is a separate issue from tailwind specifically, it is the usage of require to generate colour shades for ui! |
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This PR replaces the use of createRequire and require() with a direct ES module import for tailwindcss/colors.js. This change resolves compatibility issues when loading ES modules in Node.js and eliminates the experimental warning caused by using require().
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