Rewriting something like require('shipit-deploy')(shipit) in ES6 import?

Question

I'm trying to find an example for es6 form of the following:

require('shipit-deploy')(shipit)

I would usually go for something like

import 'shipit-deploy'

however in this case there is (shipit) at the end of require that I am not entirely sure how to import correctly.

Possible duplicate of [Pass options to ES6 module imports](http://stackoverflow.com/questions/29923879/pass-options-to-es6-module-imports) — Michał Perłakowski, Aug 31 '16 at 09:19

Michał Perłakowski · Accepted Answer · 2016-08-31T09:15:57.573

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require('shipit-deploy')(shipit) works by first requiring the specified module, and then calling the result with shipit as argument. You can achieve the same result by first importing 'shipit-deploy' into some variable, and then calling the result with shipit as argument.

import shipitDeployImport from 'shipit-deploy'
const shipitDeploy = shipitDeployImport(shipit)

edited Aug 31 '16 at 09:15

answered Aug 31 '16 at 09:10

Michał Perłakowski

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Rewriting something like require('shipit-deploy')(shipit) in ES6 import?

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