Issue #4788 - ESM Module Example #4794
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Whoops, I forgot to mention Issue #4788. I'll include a link back to this there, too. |
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Note -- this was ran on the latest LTS version of Node.js. |
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It's getting incredibly late here, but I mocked up a quick example that demonstrates how to use
expressvia an ESM module. I've been using ECMA modules for a little while now, and can include a much more complex example upon request. There's a bit of power using modules vs. the CommonJS approach. Imho, as an example, it's a bit easier to add middleware. There's a lot of ease, too, when usingasync.However,
express@^5is required. I believe this has to do with the impressive compatibilityexpresshas kept with the various node versions.