Fix imports

This is an ES6 module, meaning that you can’t just import it in Node and start using it. You have to transpile or use babel-core/register prior to attempting to import it. Since this is a general-purpose library, I think the right approach is to switch to CommonJS module format, which AFAIK, is supported natively by Node, browserify, webpack, and JSPM, which I think covers all of the most common package managers in use today.

Todo:

• 1. package.json needs to point to source/dsm.js
• 2. Swap out import/export with require/module.exports. (example).
• 3. No build step needed! Compiling for the intended targets is a job for the module users, not for us. We don’t know the intended targets, so we don’t know the right options to build for. If we give them the raw source, it gives users the flexibility and freedom they need to decide things like whether or not they need to bundle a generator runtime, etc…

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[ericelliott]

Hmm… I pulled in Babel just for the import support. Since we’re using Node 6 for the build, and we’ve switched to CommonJS modules, @Sigmus may be right. I’ve created a new issue to address the removal.