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Export "ordinary" browser library, without `default` property

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Is there a way to build my project so I can use it like other ordinary libraries (like jQuery, moment.js etc.).

When I build my project and I load the file in the dist folder in an html file via a <script src="myLib.js"> element I get an object containing a default property. E. g. myLib.default.initMyLib().

What I want instead is an object like this: myLib.initMyLib(). Is this possible using this boilerplate? If so, how?

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Created 7 years ago
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jamespleasecommented, Jul 19, 2016

I can fix this with this plugin. I’ll add this very soon.

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jamespleasecommented, Sep 20, 2016

Awesome. Thanks so much @gabrielstuff !

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