I try to use import(xxx) in vite to replace require(xxx), but import(xxx) will return a promise(async), how can I write like require(xxx) in vite?

let lang = require(`./${path}.json`)

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I try to change it to import(`./${path}.json`) but it will return a Promise, so that I can't get the index with file.

I try to use import(xxx) in vite to replace require(xxx), but import(xxx) will return a promise(async), how can I write like require(xxx) in vite?

let lang = require(`./${path}.json`)

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I try to change it to import(`./${path}.json`) but it will return a Promise, so that I can't get the index with file.

• javascript
• node.js
• vite

• 1 Inside the package.json file add a line "type": "monjs" and see tell me if its working – Developer Nans Commented Nov 27, 2022 at 6:35
• did yo find final resolution for this ? – CoderButBeginner Commented May 10, 2024 at 10:28

2 Answers 2

Top-level await has decent support in browsers and is available in Node as of two years ago, so you can do:

const lang = await import(`./${path}.json`, { assert: { type: "json" } })

This question is solved, just install package vite-require than require is work on vite.