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ES6 Imports?
See original GitHub issueHey! Thanks for the package. For some reason when doing import * as Timer from 'easytimer.js'; I get the error File '/project/node_modules/easytimer.js/index.d.ts' is not a module.
Any idea how to fix that? If I can get it to compile, it appears it does actually work.
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Hi!
Finally, I solved this issue. I had to change the export of the library, so there is a breaking change in the way to import the library. I made a little migration guide with these changes: https://github.com/albert-gonzalez/easytimer.js/blob/master/MIGRATION.md.
Now you should import without any problem in ES6 or Typescript:
import Timer from 'easytimer.jsorimport { Timer } from 'easytimer.js'The version with this fix is v3.0.0.
Best Regards!
Works fine with
import Timer from 'easytimer.js';here.