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A couple of commands (jk run and jk transform) let you supply literal JavaScript to run, by interpolating the given code into a module, which is then loaded. A standard set of imports is included in the constructed module. For non-trivial uses, it would be handy to be able to specify more than the standard imports; e.g., to be able to import the merge module.
The imported name would in general be the apparent basename of the import path; a mechanism for overriding that would be helpful, since occasionally module names collide.
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A couple of commands (
jk run
andjk transform
) let you supply literal JavaScript to run, by interpolating the given code into a module, which is then loaded. A standard set of imports is included in the constructed module. For non-trivial uses, it would be handy to be able to specify more than the standard imports; e.g., to be able to import the merge module.The imported name would in general be the apparent basename of the import path; a mechanism for overriding that would be helpful, since occasionally module names collide.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: