Quam figere nodi Victoria “SyntaxError: Causa inopinatum import” per JavaScript cum modules

Ut nodi in export modules ipsique disponent opera singulorum et ad munus, differentia objecti, quae requirit ut exportari, repugno quoad proprietates modules.exports.

exporting

In this example the module file is robot.js. Each function, si vel variabilis object praesto esset similis ut aliis files facimus illis proprietatibus export object.

robot.js (file moduli)

exports.sayHello =

(store) => console.log('Hello peeps!')


exports.hello = "Salve!"


exports.greetings =

  { anglicus : "Salve!",

    gallico : "salve!",

    spanish: "ola!"

  }

inferentes

Nodi non dicitur suscipere import, Igitur senex munus requirere necesse est esse, cum inferentes.

Nunc importare robot.js (nota: .JS munus requirit in can optionally relinquendis) and assign it to an object that we can name anything. We name it robot. Our robot object now holds our exported modules from robot.js

Uti possumus, ut sequitur…

app.js (file pelagus)

= const robot require('./robot')


robot.sayHello()

console.log(robot.hello)

console.log(robot.greetings.french)

Memento quod nomine uti voluisset uti primum aciem amet varius, aut quod munus.

nota: Browsers do not support the require statement. Therefore you cannot use the require import module function with browsers without using a transpiler such as Babel or a bundler such as Browserify.