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ECMAScript module support?
See original GitHub issueDoes this support the new-style ES modules? (ie. "type": "module" in package.json etc.)
I have a Node.js TypeScript project that compiles to native ES modules (recently migrated, due to depending on some other libraries that are now only shipped as ES modules), and I can’t seem to be able to import any of the project’s modules in a notebook (inside that project), whichever way I try.
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- Created 2 years ago
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Not yet, but will be supporting that soon. Thanks for trying this extension and submitting the feature request (plan is to get it in some time next week).
@ilyabo Ah, I guess the notebook extension’s transpiler is also changing
import()function calls intorequire()internally…In this case you are currently probably out of luck, and this issue is indeed a blocker for importing any ES modules.