问题
I have JavaScript modules which I want to use with IE11.
In the HTML pages they are referenced like this:
<script type="module">
import * as mystuff from './scripts/mystuff.js'; window.mystuff = mystuff
</script>
They do not work in Internet Explorer 11, but I cannot change the modules to normal scripts (because they are generated by Transcrypt). How can I make them work with IE? Does a polyfill or something similar for the <script type="module">
construct exist?
回答1:
You cannot do this. IE does not understand the type="module"
attribute.
Instead use rollup.js and Babel to bundle your module into an old style script mystuff_incl_ie.js
and load this with the normal script tag:
<script src='./scripts/mystuff_incl_ie.js'></script>
See also Bundle JS with rollup and Babel for use in IE11.
来源:https://stackoverflow.com/questions/63333459/how-can-i-make-javascript-modules-work-in-ie-11