fix: add --input-type=module to heredoc examples#22
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fix: add --input-type=module to heredoc examples#22rubenflamshepherd wants to merge 1 commit intoSawyerHood:mainfrom
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- Update Writing Scripts section heredoc command - Update Error Recovery section heredoc command When tsx reads from stdin via heredoc, Node.js defaults to CommonJS mode because there's no file extension to indicate module type. This causes 'SyntaxError: Cannot use import statement outside a module' when users follow the documented heredoc pattern. Adding --input-type=module explicitly tells Node.js to treat stdin as an ES module, allowing import statements to work correctly.
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Problem
The heredoc examples in SKILL.md fail with:
This happens because
tsxreading from stdin doesn't know to treat the input as an ES module (no file extension to indicate module type).I'll note the agent was able to find alternative approaches to this failure but it took a couple minutes and slowed down this part of the workflow.
Solution
Add
--input-type=moduleflag to allnpx tsxheredoc commands:Testing
Verified the fix works with Node.js v18.20.8 and tsx.
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