yakuza black panther english patchQ:
Underscore doesn't find my module
I have this kind of structure in my project:
|__myapp
|__myapp.js
|__myapp.css
|__myapp.html
Inside myapp.js I have a line like
import * as _ from 'underscore'
If I'm in myapp.html I can do
console.log(_.isUndefined(undefined))
and it's true, as expected.
Now, inside myapp.css, I have this
@import'myapp.css'
@import '_'
It's like that, when the code is launched, the module'myapp.css' is being found, but not 'underscore.js'.
How can I fix that?
A:
You can access the global namespace with window.underscore. However, you will have to pass it as the first parameter to the import function:
import * as _ from 'underscore'
import * as w from './underscore'
w._.isUndefined(undefined)
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