If you decide to use the ES6 import
instead of require
, this is a simple presentation on how to achieve that using babel
:
– First Install the core dependencies:
npm install babel-register babel-preset-env --save-dev
– Create a starter.js file that contain how your code has to be transpiled plus the file that contains your imports:
require("babel-register")({ presets: ["env"], }); // Import the rest of our application. module.exports = require("./test.js");
And now your can use import
in your test.js
file instead of require:
import validator from "validator"; const email = "yep"; if (!validator.isEmail(email)) { console.log("the email is not valid"); }
To test the output:
node starters.js
Top comments (3)
It is supported natively
Not for the older versions.
Hi! Thank for article. Do you know way to use ES6 modules in node with typeScript?