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@miherlosev/esm

v3.2.26

Published

Tomorrow's ECMAScript modules today!

Downloads

215,117

Readme

esm

The brilliantly simple, babel-less, bundle-less ECMAScript module loader.

esm is the world’s most advanced ECMAScript module loader. This fast, production ready, zero dependency loader is all you need to support ECMAScript modules in Node 6+. See the release post and video for details!

Install

  • New projects

    Run npm init esm or yarn create esm.

    :bulb: Use the -y flag to answer “yes” to all prompts.

  • Existing projects

    Run npm i esm or yarn add esm.

Getting started

There are two ways to enable esm.

  1. Enable esm for packages:

    Use esm to load the main ES module and export it as CommonJS.

    index.js

    // Set options as a parameter, environment variable, or rc file.
    require = require("esm")(module/*, options*/)
    module.exports = require("./main.js")

    main.js

    // ESM syntax is supported.
    export {}

    :bulb: These files are automagically created with npm init esm or yarn create esm.

  2. Enable esm for local runs:

    node -r esm main.js

    :bulb: Omit the filename to enable esm in the REPL.

Features

:clap: By default, :100: percent CJS interoperability is enabled so you can get stuff done. :lock: .mjs files are limited to basic functionality without support for esm options.

Out of the box esm just works, no configuration necessary, and supports:

Options

Specify options with one of the following:

  • "esm" field in package.json
  • CJS/ESM in an .esmrc.js, .esmrc.cjs, or .esmrc.mjs file
  • JSON6 in an .esmrc or .esmrc.json file
  • JSON6 or file path in the ESM_OPTIONS environment variable
  • ESM_DISABLE_CACHE environment variable

DevOpts

Tips

Bundling

  • For bundlers like browserify+esmify, parcel-bundler, and webpack add a "module" field to package.json pointing to the main ES module.

    "main": "index.js",
    "module": "main.js"

    :bulb: This is automagically done with npm init esm or yarn create esm.

Extensions

Loading

  • Load esm before loaders/monitors like @babel/register, newrelic, sqreen, and ts-node.

  • Load esm for jasmine using the "helpers" field in jasmine.json:

    "helpers": [
      "node_modules/esm"
    ]
  • Load esm with “node-args" options of:

    • pm2: --node-args="-r esm"
  • Load esm with “require” options of ava, mocha, nodemon, nyc, qunit, tape, and webpack.

    :bulb: Builtin require cannot sideload .mjs files. However, .js files can be sideloaded or .mjs files may be loaded with dynamic import.