j2css/j2c

A JavaScript to CSS compiler

Pierre-Yves Gérardy

@pygy

Is mjs mandatory for modules with Webpack 4?

@ArthurClemens

Arthur Clemens

@ArthurClemens

Webpack 4 supports multiple types

it is useful to offer at least one esm file

Arthur Clemens

@ArthurClemens

Webpack 4 can figure out which file is which, so you can also use an esm file with .js extension, but Rollup needs the .mjs extension to know

Arthur Clemens

@ArthurClemens

(extension in package.json)

Pierre-Yves Gérardy

@pygy

re. Rollup, that's surprising, they don't seem to mention mjs in the docs...

I'll look into this tomorrow.

Pierre-Yves Gérardy

@pygy

@ArthurClemens I just published v1.0.7 with a module where the jsnext:main field was, could you give it a look?

Arthur Clemens

@ArthurClemens

I’ll look tomorrow

Pierre-Yves Gérardy

@pygy

:+1: good night!

Off to bed as well

Arthur Clemens

@ArthurClemens

I am getting the same error: Can't import the named export 'prefixPlugin' from non EcmaScript module (only default export is available)

I can get my code working with:

import { prefixPlugin } from "j2c-plugin-prefix-browser/dist/j2c-plugin-prefix-browser.commonjs”;

Pierre-Yves Gérardy

@pygy

Could you post your rollup/webpack settings in a gist?

Arthur Clemens

@ArthurClemens

I have them here: https://github.com/ArthurClemens/polythene/tree/next/scripts

Packages are bundled by Rollup. The demo application runs using Webpack.

The package.json for the css package

Pierre-Yves Gérardy

@pygy

Thanks, I'll investigate

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@smuemd

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Pierre-Yves Gérardy

@pygy

@smuemd you cat/kid stepped on your keyboard :-D
... or did you fall asleep?

Arthur Clemens

@ArthurClemens

:point_up: March 22, 2018 8:55 AM Perhaps easier if I create a PR?

Pierre-Yves Gérardy

@pygy

One year later :-)

Yes, please shoot me a PR :-)

Arthur Clemens

@ArthurClemens

:thumbsup:

j2c is still the most flexible css-in-js for me