Import statement outside a module

[dupuchba]

Hello all,

First of all I'd like to thank Nicolas & contributors for this mode, I avoid really hard to write javascript but this mode make it a lot less painful.

I have a question about the workflow. Typically when I write clojure/elisp I have a REPL centric approach which is magic. I'd like to replicate to the max this approach but I don't see how :

• when I load a buffer I got the import statement outside a module
• even if I could load the entire file, there are so much transformation between the source file and the dist that I really don't know how it could work

Thanks all for your time

[NicolasPetton]

Baptiste DUPUCH notifications@github.com writes:

Hello all,

Hi!

Could you show us the code you're trying to evaluate?

Thanks, Nico

[dupuchba]

for e.g.

import Vue from 'vue';
import Router from 'vue-router';
import Home from './views/Home.vue';

Vue.use(Router);

const router = new Router({
  mode: 'history',
  routes: [
    {
      path: '/',
      name: 'home',
      component: Home,
    },
  ],
});

[NicolasPetton]

I see. Can you try evaluating the import in Chrome's console, and tell us if that works? If it works in Chrome, then it should work in Indium, otherwise it should be considered a bug.

[dupuchba]

It does not work in chrome dev tool. It is a Vuejs typical project. I am wondering if it is even possible :'(

[dupuchba]

Before closing this issue, have you ever make it work ? importing module from console/indium ? If so, is there a blank project that I can look at ?

[NicolasPetton]

TBH I never tried that.

[dupuchba]

Thanks a lot for your time and excellent mode ! I found a "trick" that match my need when working with Vuejs / Webpack project.

If you find a way to access Vue global object you can then call all the API and have a REPL workflow for checking/mutating state while testing your function ! In the Vuejs, when plugin is installed, you have the global object bind to $vm0