Maybe could remove '#' before module name for common import usage

[AdvancedCat]

I konw the first character ‘#’ in module name is to declare that module from a inline-module script with id attribute.
But I feel a little awkward when importing module with '#'. In my sense, 'foo' is module, not '#foo', like this:

import { bar } from 'foo'

In case of module conflict, maybe can store two names in importmap, one is 'foo', another is '#foo', unless has other better choices.

[akira-cn]

Deprecated

Add prefix attribute to give other choices, prefix is # by default(recommend).

Now you can use:

<script src="https://unpkg.com/inline-module/index.js" setup prefix=""></script>

to remove #.

Or

<script src="https://unpkg.com/inline-module/index.js" setup noprefix></script>

as shortcut.

[AdvancedCat]

LGTM

[akira-cn]

LGTM

Maybe name attribute is a better way.

Now:

  <script type="inline-module" name="foo" id="bar">
  const foo = 'bar';
  export default foo;
  </script>

Either import foo from 'foo' or import foo from '#bar' is Okey.