[question] Levelup, React and ES6?
See original GitHub issueLike many Front End Engineers I have to do everything in React these days.
One of the great things about levelup
is that you can pair it with level-js
in order to run it in a browser. Up until now I have being doing this by making node-style React apps with require
and then browserifying everything.
However since React uses ES6 modules by default, it seems like the best way to incorporate a levelup instance into a browser app would be to somehow get it as an ES6 module. This would have the advantage that it could be plugged straight into the supported tooling that comes from the React project
So- is levelup
available as an ES6 module?
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It seems
level@next
works fine with webpack at least: level-with-webpack-test (clone,npm i
,npm run build
, openindex.html
).@vweevers thanks for taking the time to throw that example together so quickly! Yes, your example using
level@~5.0.0-0
works here as well(The current
level@4.0.0
doesn’t seem to want to play nice with webpack or rollup, but so long at 5 works its no problem)