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It’s a libary so I can load it in browser directly. It’s also a npm package, but how can I use it as a moudule?
In browser, load a js file will change the objects easily, but is not the same while working in nodejs, and I can’t figure it out.
Sugar isn’t used as a standard CommonJS module, as the entire point of the library is to modify built-in prototypes. One you require it into your project, all the built-in objects will be extended and you can use them from there.Edit: This is now no longer true as of v2.0.0. Prototype modification is now opt-in so you can use Sugar just like any other node module using the exported object. For more, see https://sugarjs.com/quickstart/