Any support for ES6 modules?  #277

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1. alexandre-works commented on Sep 4, 2017

   

   alexandre-works

   on Sep 4, 2017

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   Hi there,
   Due the fact that the JS used must be "very old" and "outdated" to be supported to older browsers, I would say that when you try to use webpack it may give you a bunch of errors... Thats is my feeling but tests need to be done.
   This plugin is very specific, maybe a classical approach in the way you incorporate into your project is the best option.
   Anyway, is a cool idea and is something that must be work on.
   Cheers
2. SarasArya commented on Sep 4, 2017

   

   SarasArya

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   Hey... I got it to work using something called exports-loader. This is how the code looks.

   let outdatedBrowser = require("exports-loader?outdatedBrowser!outdatedbrowser/outdatedbrowser/outdatedbrowser.js")
   
   addLoadEvent(function() {
     outdatedBrowser({
       bgColor: '#f25648',
       color: '#ffffff',
       lowerThan: 'transform',
       languagePath: 'node_modules/outdatedbrowser/outdatedbrowser/lang/en.html',
     });
   });
   

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3. 01Kuzma commented on Feb 21, 2018

   

   01Kuzma

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   @SarasArya you put this in you index.js?

   Could it be used without addLoadEvent(function() {} in React.js? In such way I get it working