Closed Rex90 closed 7 years ago
Not directly, but there are many bundlers out there that allow you to use JS modules in the browser - Browserify, Webpack, etc. I would suggest using one of those.
I tried to use browserfy before posting the question but it wouldn't work until I renamed "exports" to "window" in the source
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Is there a version of this I can use for webapps in the browser?