t.js:
export default class {
}
index.js:
const cls = require("./t");
export default class PreferenceOmitDialogCondition extends cls {
}
i know that i can require(“./t”).default , but i have many old code and it difficult change.
t.js:
export default class {
}
index.js:
const cls = require("./t");
export default class PreferenceOmitDialogCondition extends cls {
}
i know that i can require(“./t”).default , but i have many old code and it difficult change.
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Don’t mix babel es6 module handling with webpacks. webpack allows to mix CommonJs and ES6 modules this way:
Don’t use the add-module-exports plugin.
PS:
exports.a
is used instead ofexports.default
when a es6 module is only imported via es6 imports. webpack mangles the export names.The code is wrong. Change it.