Summary
The syntax for accessing the metadata of a module consists of the keyword "import", a dot, and the identifier "meta".
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The "import.meta" proposal by Domenic Denicola introduces an object with metadata for the current module, which is extensible, writable, configurable, and enumerable.
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This object can be used to access modules, parameters, and HTML attributes in a cross-platform way.
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It can also be used to access module metadata in a cross-platform way.
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Summary
The proposal "import.meta" by Domenic Denicola introduces the pseudo-property import.meta which holds an object with metadata for the current module. This object is extensible, writable, configurable, and enumerable, and can be used to access modules, parameters, and HTML attributes. It is supported on Chrome, Edge, Firefox, and Babel, and can be used to access module metadata in a cross-platform way.
ES proposal: `import.meta` – module metadata
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Summary
meta is an object available inside of an ES module that contains useful information about the environment in which the module runs.
import.meta object is extensible, and the host can write any useful information into it.
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How to Access ES Module Metadata using import.meta
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The import.meta object exposes context-specific metadata to a JavaScript module. It contains information about the module, like the module's URL …
import.meta - JavaScript - W3cubDocs
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Using import.meta you can access meta information about the module using the import.meta object.
import.meta - JavaScript
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