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This is quite the change, and not sure something that we want to do, but.. since Node 9, es6 modules (import / export) is supported using the flag --experimental-modules and the file extensio .mjs. With this inclusion, if we require a min version of 9 for node, I think we would support (more or less) all current syntax without compiling it. This woul mean faster startup times and also compatability with sequelize which is a pain ATM.
I will take a look at this to see just how much would need to be changed to get this working, if at all possible.
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This is quite the change, and not sure something that we want to do, but.. since Node 9, es6 modules (import / export) is supported using the flag
--experimental-modules
and the file extensio.mjs
. With this inclusion, if we require a min version of 9 for node, I think we would support (more or less) all current syntax without compiling it. This woul mean faster startup times and also compatability with sequelize which is a pain ATM.I will take a look at this to see just how much would need to be changed to get this working, if at all possible.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: