Any idea how i can convert this highlighted require statement to the import/export syntax? Or is it not possible?

I have two different config files for webpack dev and prod, so i need to return the correct config file in webpack.config.js.

Thanks a million! :D

Dynamic imports isn't available without extra Babel plugin. Perhaps something like this https://github.com/airbnb/...

Looks kinda bad practice anyways. Any specific reason for doing it this way? You can't import JSON instead?

Btw, welcome! And good use of categories there :)

Hi @ScriptCoded! I copied the code from https://hacksoft.io/blog/... and it makes sense to do dynamic imports in this case so...

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Then I wanted to upgrade from require() to import/export cause vscode is giving me this warning that I should upgrade to import/export. Using require in this return statement does not give the warning tho.

Bye I don't think I can use Babel plugins here, since this is a webpack config file. Thanks for your reply and have a nice day ahead, wherever you may be :)

why not have 2 config files? the documentation suggest having one webpack.common.js and two other: webpack.dev.js and config.prod.js, you would use webpack merge to merge the data from the webpack.common.js with the webpack.dev.js and webpack.prod.js

have a look here:

https://webpack.js.org/guides/...

@echonox Thanks! Will take a look at that :>

@justarandomuser You're probably using Babel since you're writing ES6. You're using node, right?

@ScriptCoded I am using node, but I plan to use babel as a loader for webpack

@justarandomuser Then you can't be using import without Babel. It has to be transpiled

@ScriptCoded Okay, thanks a lot everyone! Looks like I'll stick to require() for now and use @echonox solution!

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Of course! I can assist with the import/export syntax if you give me the exact require statement that you want to convert.