Surface nonStrictEs6module option

[andreypopp]

Surface nonStrictEs6module option

[MatthewHerbst]

I was able to use babelify instead of reactify and it solved all my problems.

[TimeBomb]

The original pull request for this nonStrictEs6Module flag and the es6module flag can be found at facebook/react#3143, which includes specific information about them. Unfortunately not officially documented yet, so it appears.

[ezmiller]

How does one set these flags in a Grunt configuration when using browserify and reactify as a transform? I created a stackoverflow question about this.

[danvk]

Here's my fix: #59

[MatthewHerbst]

Any updates here? I'm running into this problem (as seen in #60 ) also.

[danvk]

Can you use jstransformify instead of reactify? I recently made some changes to make its interface more like reactify.

[MatthewHerbst]

@danvk When I switched my transform from

bundler.transform(reactify, {es6:true});

to

bundle.transform(jstransformify);

I get the error:

Error: while transforming /Users/mherbst/Repos/data-validation-tool/src/client/js/app.jsx:Error: Parse Error: Line 1: Illegal import declaration

[andreypopp]

Yeah, reactify is pretty much deprecated now as babel is replacing jstransform.

[DannyvanderJagt]

@MatthewHerbst Thank you that worked for me too!

[alex179ohm]

@MatthewHerbst Tanks! babelify works fine for me too