how to use the require syntax

[GabrielDelepine]

Hi

I have a little question
How to use this module with the basic require('postcss-exclude-files') syntax ?

const excludeFiles = require('postcss-exclude-files') simply does not work. I am getting the following error TypeError: excludeFiles is not a function

In the readme file you load postcss-exclude-files from a path, not from the node_modules. Is it intentional?
import excludeFiles from './app/lib/postcss-exclude-files'

Thanks

[s1nz]

+1

[anyley]

@GabrielDelepine @s1nz Hi!
I'm using ES6/7 syntax for webpack config files.
To do this, rename webpack.config.js files to webpack.config.babel.js | webpack.config.dev.babel.js | webpack.config.prod.babel.js

[rodrigobacelli]

You can use by requiring the default export.

const excludeFiles = require('postcss-exclude-files').default;

[McCauliflower]

I am using the vue.config.js to edit my webpack config so changing the name of the file is not an option and the const excludeFiles = require('postcss-exclude-files').default; solution does not work for me in this case.

[cryptiklemur]

This doesn't unfortunately work with next.js. Can you please remove the default export and move to module.exports