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knightedcodemonkey/module

Bidirectional transform for ES modules and CommonJS.

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The **@knighted/module** package is a Node‑JS library (and CLI tool `dub`) that converts individual JavaScript or TypeScript files between CommonJS and ECMAScript‑module formats with a single function call. It is aimed at developers who need to migrate, interoperate, or batch‑process codebases—especially build‑tool authors, library maintainers, and anyone who must keep both module systems in sync—by providing configurable syntax lowering, import‑specifier rewriting, live‑binding handling, and various safety checks.