Node - unexpected identifier

Question

I'm trying to play around with Node and some ES6/functional stuff.
Here is two files.
dog.js

const dog = () => {
    return {
        test: (arg) => console.log("dog say: " + arg)
    }
}

export default dog;

1.js

import dog from './dog';

const d = dog()
d.test('111');

Node version - 10.4.0 (Node settings are fine)
When I'm running node 1.js - getting error Unexpected identifier, pointing on dog. What is wrong here?

P.S. 1.js was updated for proper usage of imported function, but even after that I'm still getting errors.

@RobC, still. Actually the problem is somewhere else I suppose, since error pointing on dog in import statement. — andrey.shedko, Jun 11 '18 at 08:48

score 2 · Accepted Answer · answered Jun 11 '18 at 09:22

Your code works, it logs:

dog say: 111

However, ECMAScript Modules are Experimental in node v10.4.0.

You'll need to run node with the --experimental-modules flag/option. For example

node --experimental-modules 1.js

Also see the note regarding .mjs extension for module file(s). So you'll probably need to change 1.js to:

// Note the .mjs extension
import dog from './dog.mjs';

const d = dog()
d.test('111');

Node - unexpected identifier

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