ES6 – Convert from ‘require’ to ‘import’

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Nearly. It does however depend on how you are exporting them.

  • named exports (export var batz = …):

    import {batz as Bar} from 'foo';

  • default-exported object (export default {batz: …};) – should not be used:

    import Foo from 'foo';
var Bar = Foo.batz;

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