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I wanted to have access to modules directly, so I can access them in the browser JS console and play around.

I exposed var loaded onto window.LoadedModules, so I can access modules directly via their relative path.

e.g.

LoadedModules["/../dist/format/index"].parseFrom( LoadedModules["/../dist/model/defaultschema"].defaultSchema, "* test*", "markdown" )

I also ended up exposing the root module, so I can load other modules on the fly via mainModule.require( "/../dist/markdown" )

Not really suggesting any changes, just sharing what I'm doing.

npm install omit.js --save and require("omit.js") will fail loading. Presumably because the node module name ends in .js

The --spa option is not very usable in that it will always respond the index html file for any type of requests e.g. js and css.

You can repro with my demo at https://github.com/Huxpro/githuber.re-v2 by:

1. npm install && npm run start and in another tab: npm run dev.
2. search some github user (e.g. marijnh) to make router changes the URL.
3. refresh and observe similar errors in console or network panel of browser devtools.

See ProseMirror/prosemirror#143.

In order to get it working with prosemirror, I modified babel-transform.js:15 to be

return babel.transform(text, {presets:['es2015']}).code

I've modified the ProseMirror demo to require a module for an experiment.

The module has a dependency on a module in ProseMirror, so I import it accordingly. I run this through babel via ./node_modules/.bin/babel -d demo/dist demo/src, which gets required by the demo's main script.

The name ../../dist/model ends up being resolved to /dist/dist/model, where I might expect it to resolve to /../dist/model.

I tried debugging why this is happening inside the resolving code, but I'm not sure what would need to change to support this.