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harmonymodule-webpack-plugin

v0.1.2

Published

## Why

Readme

HarmonyModule Webpack Plugin

Why

With webpack(v2), it can handle ES6 module itself, as well as other module specifications. Also babeljs is a popular tool to handle ES6 modules.

When you mix them together, something happens: it will break. Because babeljs use esModule property to see if the module is a ES6 module, but webpack doesn't use that property, nor it will emit the esModule property for ES6 module.

A issue has been raised in webpack repo and an example repo has been created.

This plugin is to solve this situation.

How

  1. npm i -D harmonymodule-webapck-plugin or yarn add --dev harmony-module-webpack-plugin
  2. use this plugin in your webpack.config.babel.js.

This repo has included an example folder to show how to use it as well.