What is needed is more of an export adapter than watering down of import side syntax. In the Node world it is quite common to find files that server nothing more than the role of some kind of adapter, that simply includes a bunch of stuff and exports it directly with no modification except names. There's no reason the same concept doesn't hold for requiring stuff on the one end and exporting it using es6 modules out the other end. The form this takes in the browser is a slightly modificied "adapter version" of some existing file that adds a few lines at the beginning or end of the file that does the dirtywork.
_______________________________________________ es-discuss mailing list [email protected] https://mail.mozilla.org/listinfo/es-discuss
