> > > In NodeJS, this can be through `package.json` properties which inform what > module format the package is. >
Right - although having a runtime system looking at json config files is a terrible idea. : ) In es6now, I'm experimenting with the following rule: - If some folder that might be a "package" contains a "default.js" file, then load it as an ES6 module/package. - Otherwise, use the old-school algorithm (package.json or index.js). In any case, it makes sense (when possible) to make the module vs. script decision at package boundaries.
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