ES Module ​

AirCode supports Node.js's ECMAScript Modules (ESM). You can directly use ESM syntax in files with the .mjs extension.

ESM syntax provides convenience in the following scenarios:

1. Using import / export statements for importing and exporting modules, providing clearer dependency relationships.
2. More compliant with the ECMAScript specification, consistent with front-end JavaScript modularization, facilitating code sharing between the server and the front end.
3. And more...

Create .mjs Files ​

In your project, you can directly create a file with the .mjs extension, such as main.mjs. In .mjs files, you can normally use ESM syntax, and can debug and deploy like files with the .js extension.

For example, create a file named main.mjs, the default code is as follows:

// @see https://docs.aircode.io/guide/functions/
import aircode from 'aircode';

export default async function (params, context) {
  console.log('Received params:', params);
  return {
    message: 'Hi, AirCode.',
  };
};

// @see https://docs.aircode.io/guide/functions/
import aircode from 'aircode';

export default async function (params, context) {
  console.log('Received params:', params);
  return {
    message: 'Hi, AirCode.',
  };
};

Click Debug, and you will see the output Hi, AirCode in the Response section.

More Information ​

For more information about ECMAScript Modules (ESM) and .mjs files, please refer to Node.js Documentation - ECMAScript Modules.