Is it possible to require/import?

I’ve been using httpVueLoader for a side project where I just don’t need a compile step and it’s been very convenient!

As the app has been getting more complex, I’ve been wanting to modularize some parts, but require doesn’t seem to work inside of a .Vue file’s script block. I’m assuming it’s not supported, but sort of hoping I’m just doing it wrong…

<script>
var mixins = require('./test.js');

module.exports = {
    mixins,
});
</script>

Nothing actually breaks, but ./test.js doesn’t get loaded and my mixins don’t get executed.

[PwntasticKev]

Hello from the future! I’m a bit new to the vue/php world and am using your library to import components in. Is there any new feature allowing the es6 support for importing libraries? I’m guessing it could be more along the php/babel side not being able to compile things correctly. I get an unexpected token when importing within a .vue file then loading it inside a php file using vue SFC

[FranckFreiburger]

it seems that Vue-Fuse component uses ES6 import at many places. http-vue-loader is only able to process the entry point of the component. Then you can try one of the following solution:

• use webpack to create an ES5 version of e Vue-Fuse component (aka without import)
• ask Vue-Fuse component maintainer to provide an ES5 version of the component
• write your own Vue-Fuse component using only ES5 (note that fuse.min.js is ES5)