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    Convert rails-ujs to ES2015 modules · 7d116c93
    Hartley McGuire authored
    Building and linting are setup similar to other packages
    
    Most of the changes are related to converting from sprockets requires to
    ESM imports/export. However, there are a few notable changes as well:
    
    - A few methods have been refactored to store the Rails object in a
      closure so that properties on it can be overriden by applications (as
      documented and tested). This also resulted in the "start" module
      getting inlined so that it can use the resulting functions.
    
    - The logic for running Rails.start() automatically had to change
      because Rollup uses a slightly different module format than the
      previous coffeescript bundle. The Rollup bundle does not set
      window.Rails until the end up the bundle, so the condition had to be
      updated and window.Rails had to be set manually to ensure backwards
      compatability with scripts listening to the rails:attachBindings event
    7d116c93
    Convert rails-ujs to ES2015 modules
    Hartley McGuire authored
    Building and linting are setup similar to other packages
    
    Most of the changes are related to converting from sprockets requires to
    ESM imports/export. However, there are a few notable changes as well:
    
    - A few methods have been refactored to store the Rails object in a
      closure so that properties on it can be overriden by applications (as
      documented and tested). This also resulted in the "start" module
      getting inlined so that it can use the resulting functions.
    
    - The logic for running Rails.start() automatically had to change
      because Rollup uses a slightly different module format than the
      previous coffeescript bundle. The Rollup bundle does not set
      window.Rails until the end up the bundle, so the condition had to be
      updated and window.Rails had to be set manually to ensure backwards
      compatability with scripts listening to the rails:attachBindings event
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