The standard module system for JavaScript, introduced in ECMAScript 6 (2015).
Questions tagged [es6-modules]
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ES6 - import constant, but when used an Uncaught ReferenceError is thrown
I have, as part of a js app, a file like this (with the names changed to protect the innocent):
export const noValue = '';
export default class ValueProcessor {
...
getValue(valueId) {
}
...
}
And another file that imports…
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ES6 calling method in another class, using modules
I know there is many questions like this asked, but I have been searching for hours and can't find any answers. I have this method, which takes in a parameter, which should be ID of two selects. Using this parameter, I want to determine which select…
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es6 export throws Parsing error: Unexpected token
App.js:
import React, { Component } from 'react';
import logo from './logo.svg';
import './App.css';
class App extends Component {
render() {
return (
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Transpiled code gives TypeError:is not a constructor
I have JS module which will be used inside react project (CRA).
index.js looks like,
export { EvtScoket } from './socket';
socket.js looks like
import openSocket from 'socket.io-client';
export default class EvtSocket {
constructor(socketURL)…
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How to import Fuse.js as ES6 module client side?
I use ES6 modules in my code but I cannot import Fuse on the client. In node, everything works, but in the browser (Firefox developer edition 66.0b4 on Linux), this fails (the code is in the ./js folder):
import Fuse from…
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Accessing a dictionary in a separate JS file and retrieve value
I would like to keep all of error descriptions in a single .js file as a dictionary, so that I can display the appropriate description from the rest of my JavaScript web app. I am very new to JS web app development and I am wondering how to achieve…
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Export symbol as "module.exports", but keep type declarations in TypeScript
I'm developing a node.js plugin in TypeScript.
The requirements are to export it as module.exports directly, e.g. when compiled, the index.js should look like this:
module.exports = require('./src/plugin.js').default;
My plugin.ts looks like…
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How do I import the Three.js Line library as an ES6 module?
I do my development using modern JS (ES6) which means modules.
Although Three.js is available as an ES6 module. The line library - LineSegmentsGeometry, LineGeometry, LineSegments2, etc. - is not.
What are my options here?
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namespace export from index.js
My index.js in a given directory exports several things like this:
export * from 'fileOne';
export * from 'fileTwo';
export * from 'fileThree';
I want to name space the stuff from file4, something like this:
export { default as mockStuff } from…
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Understanding ES6 Modules import/export
I'm starting learn ES6 modules and import/export syntax and I want that my modules are executed only where they are needed.
I created two simple modules that connect to a
with a particular class or id to run.
For example:
// product.js
import…
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Can't import multiple modules using 'import'
I'm trying to import classes from a .js file, but when I run the program it seems to have a Syntax error. Here's my code:
import { RTUser, RTEvent, RTPurchase, RTMedia } from "./defs";
and here's the error that's being shown in the…
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Is it possible to compile to commonjs from es6 with webpack
The question is as the title suggests- if you have written your source code as es6 modules (import ... from ...) can you then compile this source back to node.js style commonjs modules (const ... = require(...)) using Webpack?
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Using rxjs in the ES6 module system (in browser) without a module loader
I have rxjs v6 from npm. I want to use it as part of a import using ES6 modules in the browser (Chrome v71)
From what I can see from here https://github.com/ReactiveX/rxjs and my general mucking about, it looks like I can't use it as part of an…
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Polymer npm app running in express static dir causes errors when importing files
I have a node application serving API backed and application frontend.
Backed uses Express and static route to serve front end from "views" directory.
The front is a static app using Polymer 3. I am unable to preview the UI when serving it from my…
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how to correctly export a complex function from one js file to another js file
i have this code, i'm trying to export it to another js file, and i can calmly say i have zero idea how to do it. here is the code below. I would like to execute this time function in another JavaScript file. So far i have tried so many forms but to…
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