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thank you .

please help me .

webpack.config.js

    externals:[
        require('webpack-require-http')
    ]

this is code

const apiKey='xxxxxx';
require('http://codemirror.net/mode/javascript/javascript.js?ak='+apiKey); // has error
require('http://codemirror.net/mode/javascript/javascript.js?ak=xxxxxx'); //  is worked

this is error

Module not found: Error: Cannot resolve module 'http://codemirror.net' in /home/mx/learn/src/components/Node

What is the reason?

The level of vegetables, please...

if the http resource is a AMD module,hao to load it?

In the browser console I am getting the error

Cannot read property 'then' of undefined

I am trying to require from inside an angular router loadChildren. In this way I could load into a module from an entirely different project. Localhost here is just used for testing this idea.

const routes: Routes = [
    { path: ``, loadChildren: () => new Promise(function (resolve) {
        require('http://localhost:3100/testset-module-bundle.js').then((response: any) => {
          resolve(response)
        }
      )
      })
    }
];

I'm aware that wrapping it in another promise like that is kind of dumb, but it's just for test purposes so I have more control.

The bundled code output from webpack looks like:

var routes = [
    { path: "", loadChildren: function () { return new Promise(function (resolve) {
            __webpack_require__(406).then(function (response) {
                resolve(response);
            });
        }); }
    }
];

If anybody looks inside ext folder nowadays, will just see two javascript extension treatment files, for .js and .css required files; but, what happens with the rest of things we can import using webpack, such fonts, images or any other kind of assets?

I'm convinced webpack-require-http may add a treatment for assets in its code, in order to let it be imported through http and by-passing the import() function.

Hope this won't become a super-effort at all.

Thanks a lot fot this package.

if(result.protocol == 'http:' || request.protocol == 'https:') {

correct:
if(result.protocol == 'http:' || result.protocol == 'https:') {

My code has a few requires of local files, but when i use this webpack-require-http , the external (http) file is still getting a call from the browser, even though it's in the bundle as well.
as my main objective is to reduce traffic. i need to remove the 'extra' call.
any idea why this is happening ?
Thanks