I generated a simple app through create-react-app (v3.3.0 for what that is worth) without messing with it’s default settings. For the most part, I use I do exports using the ES6 syntax: However, I wanted one of my scripts to also run in node’s CLI. Because of this, some select files use the commonJS syntax: That is all fine and
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Exporting a variable from server side JS file to client side JS file
I am attempting to export a simple object variable from a server side JS file to a client side JS file. In the server side file I am doing some web-scraping that ultimately results in a simple object variable. In the client side file I want to be able to access that variable. I have found that I am indeed
import menu to browser window by “require” function
I am working on a electron demo by following this tutorial. just wondering what happened in the require line of code. ./menu/mainmenu.js defines the menu items. main.js does the require(‘./menu/mainmenu’) copy whole file into main.js? Or imported some modules? In the mainmenu.js file There is no export keyword. according to the node.js documentation, “The basic functionality of require is that
How can I ‘require’ CommonJS modules in the browser? [closed]
Closed. This question is opinion-based. It is not currently accepting answers. Want to improve this question? Update the question so it can be answered with facts and citations by editing this post. Closed 2 years ago. Improve this question What is the best way to load CommonJS modules as client-side JavaScript code in the browser? CommonJS modules put their functionality
Architecture query.. Building a service/message bus with Node.js
So the situation is that I have a variety of datasources that are providing a stream of messages from external devices.. some are sending messages on a serial port, some via UDP, some via Telnet.. I wish to build a small Node.js system that receives messages from each of these sources. Around 20 sources all up. I have a variety