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rulesToQuery uses ES6 export

See original GitHub issue

I get this error (I am trying to use rulesToQuery for sequelize etc.):

/home/myuser/myproject/node_modules/@casl/ability/extra.js:134
export { rulesToQuery, permittedFieldsOf, packRules, unpackRules };
^^^^^^

SyntaxError: Unexpected token export

Can I somehow have a ES5 version of rulesToQuery as so far I did not compile with Babel and prefer things to stay that way (most recent node 10.5.0 still does not support export).

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Created 5 years ago
Comments:9 (9 by maintainers)

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musicformellonscommented, Jul 2, 2018

Yeah, with version 2.4.1 it is good now!

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stalniycommented, Jul 2, 2018

Meanwhile the workaround is this:

require('@casl/ability/extra/') // <-- add slash at the end ;)

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