Reputation: 435
I'm creating a es6 module which extends the RegExp object. I'm using the Object.defineProperties
to do it:
Object.defineProperties(RegExp.prototoype, {
...
});
I'm not returning anything in this file, because I don't need it since RegExp is global in Node.js
, but in the same way I need to import something to run the code that will extend the RegExp.prototype. Do you see the problem?
What is the work around in this case? Just return a export default {}
? Isn't this a bad thing? I was thinking about returning the RegExp and overwriting in the import:
import RegExp from '@scope/regexp';
Thank you.
Upvotes: 4
Views: 2638
Reputation: 8836
You can use
import '@scope/regex';
This will just run the code in the module, without importing anything.
Upvotes: 9