dev/core#4279 - Add support for ECMAScript Modules (ESM, part 1) #26195
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Overview
This adds support for loading ECMAScript 6 Modules (ESM's). ESMs are Javascript files with additional support for the keywords
import
andexport
. Basic ESM support has been provided by most web-browsers since ~2017.(This is the first part of https://lab.civicrm.org/dev/core/-/issues/4279. The second part will be a subsequent PR.)
Before
You can add basic Javascript files:
But this will not work with ESMs.
After
You can use the
addModule()
methods for ESMs:Additionally, since an ESM is a special kind of Javascript file, you can also use the
addScript()
method. However, this requires the flag['esm' => TRUE]
.Comments
I've included some basic unit-tests for
addModule()
, etc.To see them in action, you can use this example extension: https://github.com/totten/esmdemo/