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We can transpile sources on the fly using "babel-register"
https://babeljs.io/docs/usage/require/
but I am having trouble verifying which one is the one to use:
require('babel-core/register') or
require('babel-register') Does anyone know?
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They are the same. All babel-core/register does is require('babel-register'). https://github.com/babel/babel/blob/cb8c4172ef740aa562f0873d602d800c55e80c6d/packages/babel-core/register.js#L3
The recommended usage is babel-register since that is the module where the code actually lives, and babel-core/register has been removed in Babel 7.x. Better to depend specifically on the module you use, rather than load it as a side-effect of babel-core.
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