TypeScript/tests/cases/conformance/salsa/nestedDestructuringOfRequire.ts

// @allowJs: true
// @checkJs: true
// @outDir: out
// @declaration: true

// @filename: mod1.js
const chalk = {
    grey: {}
};
module.exports.chalk = chalk

// @filename: main.js
const {
    chalk: { grey }
} = require('./mod1');
grey
chalk
Use ad-hoc code for nested destructuring in require (#40188) * Use ad-hoc code for nested destructuring in require Nested destructuring doesn't really map to ES imports: ```js const { utils: { nub, intercalate } } = require('./monopackage') ``` Previously, isRequireVariableDeclaration walked up binding elements until it reached a variable declaration. This change instead only walks up one binding element and stops. Then it's not bound as an alias and uses the checker-only code to produce types for the nested-imported identifiers. Fixes #40143 * revert binder formatting change 2020-09-10 22:07:58 +02:00			`// @allowJs: true`
			`// @checkJs: true`
			`// @outDir: out`
			`// @declaration: true`

			`// @filename: mod1.js`
			`const chalk = {`
			`grey: {}`
			`};`
			`module.exports.chalk = chalk`

			`// @filename: main.js`
			`const {`
			`chalk: { grey }`
			`} = require('./mod1');`
			`grey`
			`chalk`