Importing and exporting

In rew, importing and exporting is... well just intuitive i guess... Just do as you would in javascript except a few differences.

Exporting

To export, you can use the normal js ways

export myVar = "something"

myOtherVar = "something else"

export { myOtherVar }

export default class Something
export class Something

export default function Something()
export function Something()

export default { Something }

Notes

I wouldn't recommend using export default since default exports are not a thing in rew.

Importing

Well, here's how:

import { myVar, myOtherVar } from "./mymod.coffee";
# but keep in mind
import myStuff from "./mymod.coffee";
# this would not give you the defaults, 
# it would rather give you all of the exports from mymod.
# so there is no default exports in rew.

Import Assertions

You can use the "experimental" assert syntax in rew.

import whatever from "./mymod.coffee" assert something: "something_else"

In the importee, you can do this:

if module.options.something
  export this
else
  export that

Import priorities

With ! at the end of an import, you can force it to be preprocessed. You should use that if your import has compiler options or declarations.

import "#std!";

import "#std.ffi!";

import "./path/to/myfile.coffee!";