Aman Mittal • 11/1/2018

How to use Import statements in Nodejs

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This tutorial explains how to overcome the 'Unexpected identifier' error by setting up a Node.js project to use ES6 import syntax instead of CommonJS require(). It covers initializing a project, installing necessary dependencies like Express and Babel, and provides a streamlined setup for consistency in full-stack applications, especially when switching between a Node.js backend and a React frontend.

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