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where env:$ causes import * as jQuery from "jquery" to import from a global $ variable, and similar with three.js.
There would be no static analysis in this case. Maybe it would have a runtime check, so that import {blah} from 'jquery' would fail if "blah" in $ is false.
why
I struggle with these sorts of things often. In a lot of cases I don't want to go and spend (possibly valuable and costly) time refactoring existing apps, but I want an easy way to move forward if I can.
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This would be sweet, because with little restructure of an app, new features could start to import things and get modern type support and intellisense simply with npm i @types/jquery without having to configure additional global types.
From a purist module perspective, I can understand we don't want modules to grab things from global. But from a practical standpoint, it seems like it would so incredibly useful, especially for the many many apps that already exist.
I know this goes against the concept of modules, but it feels like something necessary to help people migrate.
where
env:$
causesimport * as jQuery from "jquery"
to import from a global$
variable, and similar withthree
.js.There would be no static analysis in this case. Maybe it would have a runtime check, so that
import {blah} from 'jquery'
would fail if"blah" in $
is false.why
I struggle with these sorts of things often. In a lot of cases I don't want to go and spend (possibly valuable and costly) time refactoring existing apps, but I want an easy way to move forward if I can.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: