import { resolveModulePath } from "exsolve";
import { join } from "pathe";
import { readPackageJSON } from "pkg-types";
//#region src/utils/package-json.ts
/**
* Read the `package.json` of an installed dependency.
*
* `readPackageJSON(name, { try: true })` falls back to the nearest `package.json`
* above the current working directory when the package cannot be resolved, which
* silently returns the consuming project's own manifest in place of the one that
* was asked for. Resolution happens here instead so a dependency that is not
* installed reports as missing.
*
* The manifest is asked for directly first, then located from the package's entry
* point, because `exports` may withhold either one of the two.
*/
async function readDependencyPackageJson(name, from) {
	const options = {
		from: join(from, "/"),
		try: true
	};
	const path = resolveModulePath(`${name}/package.json`, options) ?? resolveModulePath(name, options);
	return path ? await readPackageJSON(path).catch(() => void 0) : void 0;
}
//#endregion
export { readDependencyPackageJson as t };