Guy Bedford
Guy Bedford
It is possible to do: ``` javascript System.import('http://some-site.com/script') ``` since import skips normalization, so there are no module name checks done. But it is not possible to do: ``` html...
Consider - http://some-site.com/app/main.js: ``` javascript import {dep} from "./dep"; export var app = {}; ``` http://some-site.com/app/dep.js: ``` javascript export var dep = {}; ``` I now do: ``` javascript System.import('http://some-site.com/app/main.js')...
To continue the discussion from https://github.com/jorendorff/js-loaders/issues/50 If I provide a module, that may dynamically load another part of itself later, I may want to write something like: ``` javascript export...
It can be useful to write: ``` javascript System.baseURL = "../js" ``` At the moment, it is not clear if this would be supported by `$ToAbsoluteURL`. This is from -...
It is still a very key use case to be able to easily load more than two modules at the same time. According to the current spec, loading two modules...
It seems the loader still doesn't expose an internal "link" method extracting the effective execute function and dependency list for an es6 source file. If the loader does expose an...
Surely URL fragments should be excluded from the default baseURL of the current page?
As far as I can understand, `Loader.prototype.load` will load a module, link it, and populate in the module table, but without executing it? Does this mean that the use case...
We landed and reverted https://github.com/nodejs/cjs-module-lexer/pull/91 which gave the ability to point to an externalized Wasm file for the lexer build. As far as I'm aware the primary requirement here was...
Implementation of https://github.com/nodejs/cjs-module-lexer/issues/96 for reference. @mochaaP please let me know if this works for you. I honestly still don't see how this got so overcomplicated.