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I have an ES6 project A that needs to be consumed by




  1. another webapp during runtime - it'll include the lib via script tag, and A then exposes a class/constructor in global (window) namespace;

  2. another program B as a build-time dependency.


First requirement is simple - that's our usual babel+webpack (or whatever bundler) usage to transpile it down to ES5 and bundle it up to be used in web.
What about second one? How to make this library also publishable (eg on a private npm server) so B can use the ES6 code, and transpile this themselves into whatever js is required.



This would give us the benefit of treeshaking when B is built.



Edit: not sure if it's important, but this is not for node runtime, only web.






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    I have an ES6 project A that needs to be consumed by




    1. another webapp during runtime - it'll include the lib via script tag, and A then exposes a class/constructor in global (window) namespace;

    2. another program B as a build-time dependency.


    First requirement is simple - that's our usual babel+webpack (or whatever bundler) usage to transpile it down to ES5 and bundle it up to be used in web.
    What about second one? How to make this library also publishable (eg on a private npm server) so B can use the ES6 code, and transpile this themselves into whatever js is required.



    This would give us the benefit of treeshaking when B is built.



    Edit: not sure if it's important, but this is not for node runtime, only web.






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      I have an ES6 project A that needs to be consumed by




      1. another webapp during runtime - it'll include the lib via script tag, and A then exposes a class/constructor in global (window) namespace;

      2. another program B as a build-time dependency.


      First requirement is simple - that's our usual babel+webpack (or whatever bundler) usage to transpile it down to ES5 and bundle it up to be used in web.
      What about second one? How to make this library also publishable (eg on a private npm server) so B can use the ES6 code, and transpile this themselves into whatever js is required.



      This would give us the benefit of treeshaking when B is built.



      Edit: not sure if it's important, but this is not for node runtime, only web.






      webpack babeljs webpack-4 javascript-build







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      I have an ES6 project A that needs to be consumed by




      1. another webapp during runtime - it'll include the lib via script tag, and A then exposes a class/constructor in global (window) namespace;

      2. another program B as a build-time dependency.


      First requirement is simple - that's our usual babel+webpack (or whatever bundler) usage to transpile it down to ES5 and bundle it up to be used in web.
      What about second one? How to make this library also publishable (eg on a private npm server) so B can use the ES6 code, and transpile this themselves into whatever js is required.



      This would give us the benefit of treeshaking when B is built.



      Edit: not sure if it's important, but this is not for node runtime, only web.






      webpack babeljs webpack-4 javascript-build




      webpack babeljs webpack-4 javascript-build






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