Re: https://esdiscuss.org/topic/why-is-export-default-var-a-1-invalid-syntax
I find myself wanting to do this kind of thing with a function returned from
a function, e.g. when using Backbone, and it seems silly that I can't:
export default var Klass = Backbone.Model.extend();
Klass.prototype.whatever = whatever;
// ...
For that use case will the following be functionally identical? Any gotchas
with circular dependencies or anything?
A)
var Klass = Backbone.Model.extend();
Klass.prototype.whatever = whatever;
export default Klass;
B)
var Klass = Backbone.Model.extend();
Klass.prototype.whatever = whatever;
export { Klass as default };
C)
var Klass = Backbone.Model.extend();
export default Klass;
Klass.prototype.whatever = whatever;
D)
var Klass = Backbone.Model.extend();
export { Klass as default };
Klass.prototype.whatever = whatever;
If I was willing to use class syntax could I do this?
export default class Klass extends Backbone.Model.extend();
Klass.prototype.whatever = whatever;
Glen Huang said:
I think this is illegal, should be {a: a}
Sorry, I'm probably missing something obvious, but what is this referring
to?
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