I want to import Waves into my app. But AFAIK, I can’t do this:
import {Waves} from './vendor/Waves';
How can I import these third-party libraries?
I have looked up on Stackoverflow and someone suggested to use SystemJS.
I want to import Waves into my app. But AFAIK, I can’t do this:
import {Waves} from './vendor/Waves';
How can I import these third-party libraries?
I have looked up on Stackoverflow and someone suggested to use SystemJS.
checked the source?
`/*!
;(function(window, factory) {
‘use strict’;
// AMD. Register as an anonymous module. Wrap in function so we have access
// to root via `this`.
if (typeof define === 'function' && define.amd) {
define([], function() {
return factory.apply(window);
});
}`
1.3 module system doesn’t support AMD I think, but yeah maybe you can use them with systemjs or webpack.
webpack would have the most examples, checkout webpack:webpack, for 1.3, @eXon 's next branch on github could be of interest for you.
i think it depend on where you want to import, if you want to import to server, I think that is right. but if you want to import to client you have to do wave=require(wave)
in the app.browserify.js
in 1.3 it should not be necessary to use browserify. so if using browserify is a solution, then it is a solution for importing AMD modules, like systemjs and webpack, that requires a package in addition to 1.3 modules.
Here’s something that I’m confused. What’s the difference between modules in Meteor 1.3 and webpack? and SystemJS? Should I be using webpack with Meteor 1.3?
I apologize for these noobie questions. I’m still in the process of learning these technologies.
meteor 1.3 support ES6/2015+ modules (and CommonJS?)
https://github.com/meteor/meteor/blob/release-1.3/packages/modules/README.md
webpack and systemjs also support other module formats such as AMD.
https://webpack.github.io/docs/amd.html
the community should move to standardise on ES6 modules over time.
However, until then, and if you really need a module that is not ES6, but AMD based, you’d need a more advanced bundler like webpack which currently has more features than the basic bundler of meteor.
Thank you @casperandersen for correcting me, I was using react from meteor and have to use browserify to import all the npm modules that require react from Meteor.
Thank you for your tip! I got it working with this:
import Waves from './vendors/waves/waves';
No curly bracket around Waves
.
ohh, so it wasn’t an AMD module or AMD modules are supported? hmm, ok thanks for your tip!