How should I import this module from es6?

[alesch]

Thanks for this module!

Importing like this in es5: var I = require('seamless-immutable') gives me:

{ [Function: Immutable]
  isImmutable: [Function: isImmutable],
  ImmutableError: [Function: ImmutableError] }

but I do not find a way to get the same thing in es6.
Doing import * as I from 'seamless-immutable' gives:

{ isImmutable: [Function: isImmutable],
  ImmutableError: [Function: ImmutableError],
  default: 
   { [Function: Immutable]
     isImmutable: [Function: isImmutable],
     ImmutableError: [Function: ImmutableError] } }

I can see that what I need is the default inside but I do not manage to get it
Thank you!.

[crudh]

@alesch: Does it work if you do: import I from 'seamless-immutable'?

[alesch]

Using new it works, but it is ugly:

import I from 'seamless-immutable'

let l = new I([1,2,3]);
console.log(l);   // [ 1, 2, 3 ]

When using Ramda I do: import * as R from 'ramda' and it exposes all its functions under R.
I guess the difference is that seamless is not exposing a namespace, but a function.

[crudh]

I'm using babel and browserify and the following works for me:

import I from "seamless-immutable";

const l = I([1, 2, 3]);
console.log(l);   // [1, 2, 3, __immutable_invariants_hold: true]

[alesch]

You are right, it works for me too with node. It was my IDE's linter complaining ?!?

In the beginning I tried using nesh, and there import I from ... does not work. But a regular require does.

Sorry about that and thanks for your help!

[crudh]

@alesch: nice! my IDE complains also if I do:
import I from "seamless-immutable";
but if I do:
import immutable from "seamless-immutable";
it doesnt. It's because functions with a name that starts with an uppercase letter are supposed to be constructor functions and used with new.

[alesch]

Super!

[jbmeslin]

Hi,

how replace a require('seamless-immutable').static with and ES6 import ?