Convert 'require' to 'import'

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In NodeJS how would I convert const SibApiV3Sdk = require('sib-api-v3-sdk'); to the new import from syntax?To convert the require syntax from CommonJS to the ES6 import syntax in Node.js, you would write the following:

From:

const SibApiV3Sdk = require('sib-api-v3-sdk');

To:

import SibApiV3Sdk from 'sib-api-v3-sdk';

However, it's important to note a few things:

1. Support: Make sure the version of Node.js you're using supports ES modules. Node.js added experimental support for ES modules in v12, but it became more stable and feature-complete in later versions.

2. File Extensions: In ES modules in Node.js, you might have to specify the complete path, including file extension, especially if it's a local module. This is not the case for npm packages, though.

3. MIME Type: If you're using ES modules, you'd either need to set "type": "module" in your package.json or use the .mjs extension for your JavaScript files.

4. Interop: There can sometimes be interoperability issues when mixing and matching CommonJS and ES modules. If a package is written in CommonJS and you're trying to use ES6 import syntax with it, the way you destructure or access properties might differ. Make sure to refer to the package's documentation to understand its export structure.

5. Default & Named Exports: The way I've shown assumes that sib-api-v3-sdk has a default export. If it has named exports, you'd need to import them differently. For example, if a package has named exports like export { functionA, functionB }, you would import them using import { functionA, functionB } from 'package-name'.

Always ensure you understand the export structure of the module you're trying to import, and refer to its documentation if necessary.

Convert 'require' to 'import' created at Tue Jan 20 1970 15:35:45 GMT+0000 (Coordinated Universal Time)