Export ES6 default property in CommonJS and global object #493
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In Babel 5, the ES6 default property was exported as both default property under the CommonJS export (module.exports) and global object (in UMD wrapper, on browser). With babel 6 this behaviour was changed (babel/babel#2212) and now using library requires e.g. require("react-modal").default instead of just require("react-modal") ReactModal.default instead of ReactModal This babel plugin restores the old behaviour.
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@diasbruno Done |
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Thank you! I'll publish a new version later today. |
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In Babel 5, the ES6 default property was exported as both default
property under the CommonJS export (module.exports) and global object
(in UMD wrapper, on browser). With babel 6 this behaviour was changed
(babel/babel#2212) and now using library
requires e.g.
require("react-modal").default instead of just require("react-modal")
ReactModal.default instead of ReactModal
This babel plugin restores the old behaviour.
Fixes #470