[ENHANCEMENT]: Export C14nCanonicalization, ExclusiveCanonicalization

[angeljqv]

Is your feature request related to a problem? Please describe...

I'm trying to use those classes for other processes, I have done it this way

const DOMParser = require("@xmldom/xmldom").DOMParser;

const C14nCanonicalization = require('xml-crypto/lib/c14n-canonicalization').C14nCanonicalization;
const ExclusiveCanonicalization= require('xml-crypto/lib/exclusive-canonicalization').ExclusiveCanonicalization;

let xml_string = '<root><child>123</child></root>';
let documentElement= (new DOMParser()).parseFromString(xml_string).documentElement;

// C14nCanonicalization
console.log( (new C14nCanonicalization()).process(documentElement, {}).toString() );
// ExclusiveCanonicalization
console.log( (new ExclusiveCanonicalization()).process(documentElement, {}).toString() );

Describe teh solution you'd like...

But I would like to make it a little more direct with the require, example:

//const C14nCanonicalization = require('xml-crypto/lib/c14n-canonicalization').C14nCanonicalization;
const C14nCanonicalization = require('xml-crypto').C14nCanonicalization;
//const ExclusiveCanonicalization= require('xml-crypto/lib/exclusive-canonicalization').ExclusiveCanonicalization;
const ExclusiveCanonicalization= require('xml-crypto').ExclusiveCanonicalization

Describe the alternatives you've considered...

I don't know if it is already possible in a similar way, because I did not find it in the documentation

[cjbarth]

You're requireing the module, and then you need to reference the object in the module you'd like to work with. The only way to do what you're looking for would be to used a default export, and we aren't doing that. Otherwise you could use an import statement, but that is usually more TypeScript.