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(<https://kotlinlang.org/docs/tutorials/javascript/working-with-modules/working-with-modules.html#using-commonjs>)

Seems like this doc is a few years out of date. =(

I've created an issue: <https://youtrack.jetbrains.com/issue/KT-32099>

The JS code in the doc is how it looked like before Kotlin 1.1 if memory serves me right

Thanks! Still can’t solve the problem. At the moment, I’m thinking that problem in VueJS / Webpack configs. It’s not my field of expertise, so keep diving.

If it’s a toy project feel free to share the code with me. Maybe I’ll be able to spot the problem

Thanks for the support! I’ve managed to fix this problem by alter the resulting JS. I would automate this patch to include in a library build step

1. Put ```export default``` in the beginning of the SharedCode.js file
It should look like:
```export default (function (_, Kotlin) {```

2. Replace ```module.exports``` in the end of the file with ```{}```
It should look like:
```}({}, require('kotlin')));```

It’s kind a hack, but it works for now. I hope that Kotlin JS would adopt modern JS modules.

Btw, it’s not a toy project. It’s a production library to share some Kotlin logic between Android and Web App

Congratulations on making it work :smiley: It seems that the root of you problems is that you are using ES6 features, in particular ES modules. That's different from Common JS. At the moment we don't support any ES6 features, including ES modules. =(

We do consider emitting ES6 directly, but at the moment we are finishing a huge rewrite of the compiler, so no timeline unfortunately

If you want to mix ES5 and ES6 together you will run into some obstacles. The module system issue is one of them.

Another issue is static member inheritance in ES6: <https://youtrack.jetbrains.com/issue/KT-32161>

So good luck with your project and feel free to ask for help if you run into other issues.