how to ignore import & require statement
See original GitHub issue@kitten as a npm package,we always have to import third packages,like so:
import {get} from 'lodash'
class Demo1 extends React.Component {
render () {
// do something with get
}
}
actually,we prefer to use scope to pass global variables。and this will throw an error。
so do you have some support on such an ignore statement?
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you’re welcome?
you can use the
transformCode
props on LiveProvider:and pass
Lodash
in the scope