How to import popper.js? (not with a CDN, installed with NPM)

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How to import popper.js? (not with a CDN, installed with NPM)



I am aware there is other similar questions such as this one. However mine is quite different.



I would like to know how to import Popper.js using the import directive. So far I have this on my app.js (but it does not work yet)


import


app.js


import * as popper from 'popper.js'
window.popper = popper



But I have to mangle every example I find on the Internet with popper.. Moreover this include takes two lines while the traditional writing window.popper = require('popper.js') takes only one line.


popper.


window.popper = require('popper.js')



What is the correct way to import Popper.js and other similar JS libraries?









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