Combine export from and import to one command
Here is my code:
Combine export from and import to one command
Here is my code:
Supporting both AMD and ES6 modules
Is there a syntax that allows a library to be compatible with being loaded as either an AMD or ES6 module? Right now I have two different *.js files for each module. One with a define(()=>{ ...
for AMD and one with a export { ModuleName}
for ES6. The export
keyword doesn’t seem to be valid for anywhere other than root scope, so trying to place it in any kind of conditional does not work. If loaded as an AMD module, it generates the error SyntaxError: Unexpected token 'export'
.
Cannot use import statement outside a module (at index.js:1:1)
I have recently started learning JS, and I am trying to export a function from a module script to my main ‘index.js’ script. But I am “getting Uncaught SyntaxError: Cannot use import statement outside a module (at index.js:1:1)” error.
What causes tags with type=module to execute out of order?
My first guess would have been “if it gets imported by something else first”, but I’ve seen something that I can’t explain with that model.
Is it possible to export a self-invoking function as a namespace?
I’m trying to define the namespace in one file as: