A network request will never be performed. If the module is not available, the Promise is rejected. A Promise is still returned, but only successfully resolves if the chunks are already on the client.
another chunk imported it or a script containing the module was loaded). 'weak': Tries to load the module if the module function has already been loaded in some other way (e.g.In contrast to a static import, the module isn't executed until the call to import() is made. A Promise is still returned but is already resolved. All modules are included in the current chunk and no additional network requests are made. json`), where multiple module paths that can potentially be requested. import MyModule from './my-module.js' import. Statically import the exports of another module. The following methods are supported by webpack: import Keep in mind that you will still probably need babel for other ES6+ features. Version 2 of webpack supports ES6 module syntax natively, meaning you can use import and export without a tool like babel to handle this for you. File extensions are required when importing wasm file.wasm with "type": "module" in package.json js with "type": "commonjs" in package.json File extensions are required when importing, e.g, you should use import './src/App.mjs' instead of import './src/App' (you can disable this enforcement with ).No CommonJS allowed, for example, you can't use require, module.exports or exports.Please pay attention to these enforcements before you read on: js files when their nearest parent package.json file contains a "type" field with a value of either "module" or "commonjs". Actually webpack would enforce the recommendation for. While webpack supports multiple module syntaxes, we recommend following a single syntax for consistency and to avoid odd behaviors/bugs. When using webpack to bundle your application, you can pick from a variety of module syntax styles including ES6, CommonJS, and AMD. This section covers all methods available in code compiled with webpack.
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