How to use the core-js-compat/modules.slice function in core-js-compat
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module.exports = async function ({ blacklist = [], modules = modulesList.slice(), targets, filename } = {}) {
const set = new Set();
function filter(method, list) {
for (const ns of list) {
for (const name of modulesList) {
if (name === ns || name.startsWith(`${ ns }.`)) {
set[method](name);
}
}
}
}
filter('add', modules);
filter('delete', blacklist);
modules = modulesList.filter(it => set.has(it));
