Description

When using glob import I'm usually trying to do some manipulation of the path. This is the pattern which appears a lot of the time

const globbedArray = Object.entries(import.meta.glob('./routes/*.js'))
const routes = globbedArray.map(([name, item]) => {
  path = name.split('/').at(-1).split('.')[0]
  return [path, item]
})

which works great but the compiled output will contain those paths which aren't needed.

Suggested solution

const routes = import.meta.glob('./routes/*.js', {
  array: true,
  key: (path) => path.split('/').at(-1).split('.')[0],
})

where array: true just uses the Object.entries of the existing output, and key transforms the key used in the object (duplicate handling shouldn't be too much of a concern as it is up to the dev to write it appropriately).

looking at the current importMetaGlob.ts plugin it looks possible to do. if this proposal is accepted I am willing to submit a pr

Additional context

Apologies if I had missed any earlier discussion that is similar to this, most of the import glob issues that I see have been resolved by the current implementation

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