import as node module (import {...} from 'hybrids') doesn't work about hybrids HOT 3 CLOSED

Hi @AngeloKreienbuehl! Bare imports (those without absolute path, like import ... from "hybrids") are not supported natively in the browsers, by default. You have two options:

1. Use CDN, and import from the URL, like this: 'https://unpkg.com/hybrids@^6'
2. Use bundles, like Vite, Snowpack, or parcel, which translate and bundle bare imports

You can read more here: https://hybrids.js.org/#/getting-started/installation

EDIT: You can also use your local copy, but you need to pass a real path to it, like ./node_modules/hybrids/src/index.js. It is kind of Deno way to create another one file that imports in this way and re-exports, so then you can import in another file from a place like this ./lib/hybrids.js

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Wow. Thanks for the fast response!
Do you know if there's a way to use the cdn-option in typescript?

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I think it might be possible to map your URL import with a local copy of the hybrids library, so then typings will be matching, but I've never tried to do something like this.

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