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Version 2.1.5 dist build is not transpiled #60
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Thanks for raising the issue. The intention here was that it would be bring-your-own transpiler/bundler. I can include an ES5 target, however, it will probably only be a minified version. Would that work? Out of interest, how are you including this resource in your web page? |
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@timothympace, please have a look at #61 and let me know if it looks okay to you. |
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This module is not being transpiled to a distributable that can be used easily. There are two problems I'm running into with webpack.
import React from 'react';
statement inindex.js
.Is it possible to create a
dist
that is ES5 compatible?To Reproduce Steps to reproduce the behavior:
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Should be able to include this in a webpack build with no additional configuration.
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