Implemented export * from ... - #46
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This is awesome! Thanks, this PR looks spot on, I would have spent a long time figuring out how to implement this. Will push a release out shortly |
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Released as 0.11.1. I invited you to be a github collaborator in case that's of interest, totally up to you :-) |
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Awesome! I look forward to seeing rollup usage go, nay roll, up! |
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Discovering esperanto and then rollup has been very exciting. I always felt that it should be possible bundle ES modules more efficiently than compiling them to CommonJS and bundling with Browserify. I'm really drawn towards this project.
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export * from '...'a go, as per #44. I added the example I presented there as a test, and got it passing. I'm not sure I entirely understand the bundling process, but I'm sure you can oblige me with some pointers if something's amiss.