Closed zenparsing closed 10 years ago
Within the es6now environment, require(path) should be capable of loading ES6 packages, if it resolves to a folder and that folder contains a "default.js" entry point.
require(path)
This would be a breaking change for current Node programs. Killing it.
Within the es6now environment,
require(path)
should be capable of loading ES6 packages, if it resolves to a folder and that folder contains a "default.js" entry point.