Cannot use the import statement for loading LemonadeJS about lemonadejs HOT 5 CLOSED

We have released the new LemonadeJS v3. Now, you can load that as a module as follow.
https://lemonadejs.net/v3/docs/module

In regards to Webcomponents, you can inject LemonadeJS and create a reactive webcomponent.
https://lemonadejs.net/v3/docs/web-components

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Can you send real world example on where you would like to use import?

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The project I'm working on is still private on GitHub but follows the following structure seen here

The index document imports the main "app" as a module, and then all assets and scripts are loaded during runtime delegating the responsibility to the app. Shorter, no more than a single <script> in index.html. This can be still achieved by the workaround described above, but I wonder what are the reasons that prevent this scheme from working with LemonadeJS.

Maybe it helps mentioning I am not using any intermediate tools like webpack, transpilers, etc. I work on an embedded-like environment (audio plugins) with as few layers as possible, no dependencies and hand-written JavaScript. In that sense I picked LemonadeJS because it provides reactive views without all the unnecessary bloat in this setup.

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React cannot be imported as a module on a browser yet. This project has 200+ stars and addresses the same issue but for React, guess there are more use cases.

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Thanks, I will definetely take a look...

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