feat: Disallow import of user-designated server-only modules from the client

[elliott-with-the-longest-name-on-github]

Allow users to take advantage of the same dev- and run-time graph analysis that $env/*/private modules benefit from. Any module named *.server.* will be disallowed for client import. This does not include modules inside node_modules.

TODO:

• Stop re-resolving lib
• Find a place to put the documentation (+ does it need more? Less? I wrote a draft down in the comments on this issue.)

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[elliott-with-the-longest-name-on-github]

Hah well, I've broken things. Will fix later.

[Rich-Harris]

would we want to add a check to make sure the file is in the project directory, eg. "Is not in node_modules but is somewhere inside the project directly and matches the pattern"?

implemented in 2f16ba2

[accuser]

👍🏼 Really useful addition to Svelte Kit. I wonder if this could be extended to disallow client import of modules from a configured path, e.g., $lib/server/**?

[elliott-with-the-longest-name-on-github]

👍🏼 Really useful addition to Svelte Kit. I wonder if this could be extended to disallow client import of modules from a configured path, e.g., $lib/server/**?

I think if we were going to do that, it would have to be from one specific location, i.e. $lib/server. Any other (more configurable) approach strikes me as becoming fairly complex fairly quickly.

[accuser]

I think if we were going to do that, it would have to be from one specific location, i.e. $lib/server. Any other (more configurable) approach strikes me as becoming fairly complex fairly quickly.

Agree. I welcome the utility in the *.server.* naming, but this could become noisy. Having a single location under which I could organise modules that the client would be disallowed from importing would be extremely useful.

I'm actually not sure if $lib/server is the right name, as others might prefer $lib/services or $lib/private.

[dummdidumm]

If this becomes an option within the files object that could make it configurable while restricting it to not get out of hand.

[elliott-with-the-longest-name-on-github]

If this becomes an option within the files object that could make it configurable while restricting it to not get out of hand.

From a configuration standpoint we could provide it in config.kit.files, but we'd probably want to assert that it's a subdirectory of config.kit.files.lib. That's technically more opinionated than we have to be (we could allow folders anywhere in the project tree, as long as they're in the project tree), but it seems like the right kind of thing to be opinionated about...

[elliott-with-the-longest-name-on-github]

@accuser @dummdidumm Implemented in #6623