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Commonjs and ES6. Import doesn't work on module
I'm on react, I have a file I need to run on a command like this
"runFunction": "npx ts-node ./src/seedParkStreetSalesData.js"
And this is the file
/* import { Op } from '...
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Dynamically load ESM module in CJS package in TypeScript
I am trying to load a single ESM module in my TypeScript CJS project. All examples I find are for JavaScript.
// example.ts
export const example = async () => {
const module = await import("...
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Trying to import KcAdminClient
I’m trying to use the Keycloak Admin Client library in my Nodejs (Typescript) application, but there's a problem about ES6/CommonJs stuff, which I never really understood (import vs require and mixing ...
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async import() function from CommonJS to load ESM asynchronously:
I am trying to use one npm package which is ESM
https://www.npmjs.com/package/key-did-resolver
I can not require the 'key-did-resolver' package after installation as it's ESM , So I am trying to load ...
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How to set-up a .mjs file when importing from cjs?
I'm using a third party library that provides an index.js and index.mjs file. The package.json has this:
"exports": {
"import": "./index.mjs",
"require": &...
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Include a few ES style npm modules into a project with mostly commonJS modules
I have browsed a lot of questions in this space, but I haven't found a clear answer.
I recently updated many of my project's npm dependencies to their latest. The project is entirely built around ...
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Rollupjs Leave imports unchanged
My input file looks like this:
import * as chalk from 'chalk'
const chalkInstance = new chalk.Instance({
level: 1
})
My output file looks like this:
import { Instance } from 'chalk';
const ...
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Is it possible to use ES6 import without creating a variable and execute in a single line, similar to CommonJS?
Just wondering, am I able to import ES6 modules without creating a "placeholder" variable and run it immediately?
for instance, instead of ES6's import that creates an unused express variable:
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