Accessing webpack bundled libraries in the browser

Question

I\'m having trouble accessing a webpack bundled library from the browser.

Example: I have a class Foo

// foo.js

\"use strict\";

export de         


        

Answer 1

One of the major advantages of Webpack and ES2015 modules is that it stops polluting the global namespace by default.

Because of this, if you want to publish something on the global object, you have to do it explicitly. I recommend namespacing your classes to something unique to the application or company, so you don't risk a naming collision with anything else.