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Import PixiJS as ESM without bundlers
See original GitHub issueI’m trying to import Pixi in a Snowpack application, but, although the Pixi package on NPM contains a esm file (/lib/pixi.es.js), it can’t be loaded directly in browser, as it uses node’s native libs (e.g.: url).
Is it possible to import PixiJS as an ES Module, without the use of Rollup, Webpack or any other bundler?
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- Created 3 years ago
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Okay, I hear you all. We will work on a browser-based ESM bundle.
Quite a bummer you guys don’t have an es module version.