fix: type each exports condition so ESM consumers get ESM types

[binhpv]

Fixes #816.

The bug

exports declared a single condition-independent "types", so the import and the require entry were both typed by build/cjs/cjs.d.ts:

".": {
  "types": "./build/cjs/cjs.d.ts",
  "import": "./build/cjs/cjs.mjs",
  "require": "./build/cjs/cjs.js"
}

The package has no "type": "module", so that declaration is CommonJS. Under moduleResolution: node16/nodenext a default import of a CJS module is typed as the whole module.exports object, so <Draggable> fails with TS2604/TS2786 and attw reports the ESM entry as masquerading as CJS. Regression in 4.6.0, which introduced the map. build/cjs/cjs.d.mts was already being emitted — nothing could reach it.

The fix

Each condition declares its own types. Types-only: the import/require runtime targets are byte-for-byte what they were.

attw on a packed tarball, before → after:

 node16 (from ESM)  🎭 Masquerading as CJS      node16 (from ESM)  🟢 (ESM)

All four resolution modes are green after the change (No problems found 🌟); node10, node16 (from CJS) and bundler were green before and are unchanged.

Why the existing checks missed it

test/typeCompat and typings/ both map react-draggable to lib/ source through a tsconfig paths entry under moduleResolution: node. paths bypasses exports entirely, so no existing check ever resolves the package the way a consumer does.

So scripts/verify-build.cjs gets a Contract 5, in two halves:

1. Static — exports["."] must not carry a condition-independent types; each condition must declare its own, pointing at the right extension, and every target must exist.
2. End-to-end — a temp ESM consumer imports react-draggable by name under nodenext, resolved through a node_modules symlink rather than a paths mapping, and must type-check against the built package.

Each half fails on the pre-fix map on its own — I checked the second by pointing import.types back at the .d.ts with the static block stripped, and it reproduces the original TS2604/TS2786.

Verified

make lint, make test (204 passing), make build including the new contract, and attw as above. Browser tests were not run — Puppeteer's Chrome download failed in my environment.

Note

I put the changelog entry under an ### Unreleased heading since there's no unreleased-section convention here; fold it into the next version heading if you'd rather.

The other half of #816 — DraggableEventHandler taking the global MouseEvent while DraggableEvent right above it describes the React and touch events onTouchStart actually produces — is deliberately not in this PR. It changes the public type surface that test/typeCompat/fixture.tsx pins, so it seemed worth your call first. Happy to follow up with it.

Summary by CodeRabbit

• Bug Fixes

  • Improved TypeScript type resolution for ESM consumers using Node16 or NodeNext module resolution.
  • Package imports now select the appropriate type declarations for ESM and CommonJS usage.

• Tests

  • Added build validation for ESM type resolution and package export configuration.

• Documentation

  • Corrected the heading level for the Unreleased changelog section.

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Walkthrough

The package export map now assigns ESM and CommonJS consumers their respective type declarations. The build verification script checks the export contract and type-checks a temporary ESM consumer with NodeNext resolution. The changelog heading is corrected.

Changes

ESM type resolution

Layer / File(s)	Summary
Condition-specific exports contract package.json, CHANGELOG.md	The root export nests types and default under import and require. ESM resolves cjs.d.mts; CommonJS resolves cjs.d.ts. The Unreleased heading uses the correct level.
Build verification scripts/verify-build.cjs	The build check validates both export conditions and type-checks a temporary ESM consumer that imports Draggable and DraggableCore with NodeNext.

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ESM consumers now resolve the ESM declaration file while CommonJS consumers retain the CommonJS declaration file, without runtime target changes. No current merge-blocking risk is identified.

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Title check	✅ Passed	The title clearly identifies the primary change: condition-specific type declarations in the exports map for ESM consumers.
Linked Issues check	✅ Passed	The changes satisfy issue #816 by assigning ESM consumers to cjs.d.mts, CommonJS consumers to cjs.d.ts, preserving runtime targets, and adding published-package resolution checks.
Out of Scope Changes check	✅ Passed	The changelog update and build verification changes directly support the exports-map fix and its validation. No unrelated code changes are present.
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