Sequelize constructor

Hey! I have a (maybe) stupid question about the type definition for sequelize. I’m using

const Sequelize = require('sequelize');
const sequelize = new Sequelize(
  config.database,
  config.username,
  config.password,
  config
);

Flow do read the type definition and if I type Sequelize. I get an autocomplete with a bunch of options. But flow doesn’t think Sequelize is a function. I don’t know if this is because the typedef is wrong or if I’m doing something wrong. This is the flow error I get: [flow] Cannot call `Sequelize` because module `sequelize` [1] is not a function. (References: [1])

[gugu]

if I replace export default class Sequelize by export class Sequelize and change code const { Sequelize} = require('sequelize'); it works

[jedwards1211]

I see, huh, I haven’t seen a situation where it was that difficult to add Babel into an existing project…