next/dist/esm/build/templates/edge-wrapper.js

The React Framework

// The wrapped module could be an async module, we handle that with the proxy
// here. The comma expression makes sure we don't call the function with the
// module as the "this" arg.
// Turn exports into functions that are also a thenable. This way you can await the whole object
// or  exports (e.g. for Components) or call them directly as though they are async functions
// (e.g. edge functions/middleware, this is what the Edge Runtime does).
// Catch promise to prevent UnhandledPromiseRejectionWarning, this will be propagated through
// the awaited export(s) anyway.
self._ENTRIES ||= {};
const modProm = import('MODULE');
modProm.catch(()=>{});
self._ENTRIES['VAR_ENTRY_NAME'] = new Proxy(modProm, {
    get (innerModProm, name) {
        if (name === 'then') {
            return (res, rej)=>innerModProm.then(res, rej);
        }
        let result = (...args)=>innerModProm.then((mod)=>(0, mod[name])(...args));
        result.then = (res, rej)=>innerModProm.then((mod)=>mod[name]).then(res, rej);
        return result;
    }
});

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