Webpack - Dynamically importing a class

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Webpack - Dynamically importing a class



I'm trying to dynamically import a class when a router condition is met.



I have no problems importing a standard (non-class) module, as this works as expected:


Router.on(
'/:region/map': (params) =>
import("Controllers/map.js" /* webpackChunkName: "map" */).then((map) =>
map.initialise(params.region);
);

);



But trying to do the same with a class is not working as expected.


Router.on(
'/:region/map': (params) =>
import("Controllers/map.js" /* webpackChunkName: "map" */).then(Map =>
Map.initialise(params.region);
);

);



Which fails 'e.initialise is not a function';



I also try to instantiate the class by using the new keyword:


new


Router.on(
'/:region/map': (params) =>
import("Controllers/map.js" /* webpackChunkName: "map" */).then(Map =>
const MapClass = new Map();
MapClass.initialise(params.region);
);

);



But still no joy!



How do I dynamically import a class in this scenario?



UPDATE:



This is my Map module, as a non-class module, which works:


var map =
initialise(region)
console.log("Map initialised for region: " + region);


export map ;



This is the same module but as a Class:


export default class Map
constructor()
//

initialise(region)
console.log("Map initialised for region: " + region);






can you also share map.js code. want to see how you export from and what you export from map.js
– Mohit Tilwani
Aug 10 at 12:03





@MohitTilwani - added. Thanks.
– Martin James
Aug 10 at 12:10




1 Answer
1


class Map
constructor()
//

initialise(region)
console.log("Map initialised for region: " + region);



export Map




Router.on(
'/:region/map': (params) =>
import("Controllers/map.js").then(( Map )=>
const MapClass = new Map();
MapClass.initialise(params.region);
);

);



can you try the above code and see are you getting Class in console





Thanks, Mohit. When I do this I get: ƒ n()!function(n,e)if(!(n instanceof e))throw new TypeError("Cannot call a class as a function")(this,n),this.currentRegion=null
– Martin James
Aug 10 at 12:27


ƒ n()!function(n,e)if(!(n instanceof e))throw new TypeError("Cannot call a class as a function")(this,n),this.currentRegion=null





can you try now. I edited the above answer. Also if it doesn't work, always try consoling the things from backwards. Like what are you getting in module and all
– Mohit Tilwani
Aug 10 at 13:12







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