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Write flyfile.js
with modern JS (ES2015+).
To use, first install via npm (see above) and then just call fly normally.
You should now be able to write your flyfile.js
with all the ES2015+ code
you want. For instance:
const fly = require('fly-load')()
export default function* () {
yield fly.source(/* do magic */)
}
fly-esnext
This project is based on the ideas of fly-esnext
, but uses babel instead
of regexp. Due to this, you can space your code the way you like and you will
automatically have ES2015+ support and not just limited features (like async/await).
The only drawback to this is that on older versions of node that require more
transpiling (i.e. node v4), it will be marginally slower than using fly-esnext
. But
the trade off is between the marginal performance and proper feature support.
fly-mz
also uses proper contextualized script running so you can write regular node
code in your flyfile.js
(like use console.log()
) which is not supported by fly-esnext
.
Copyright (C) 2017 Karim Alibhai.
Licensed under MIT license.
FAQs
Write modernized flyfiles.
We found that fly-mz demonstrated a not healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released a year ago. It has 1 open source maintainer collaborating on the project.
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