Can we use hyperhtml without bundler or any other tooling about hyperhtml HOT 4 CLOSED

Closing as this has nothing to do with hyperHTML, you need a bundler or simply use the CDN version without passing ?module to the URL, it's already pre bundled for you 👋

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Apologies for my previous quick answers from my mobile, the thing is that you can simply

<script src="https://unpkg.com/hyperhtml"></script>

on top of your page, to have a global hyperHTML instance to use, or you need a bundler, such as rollup, webpack, or you name it, like it is for the entirety of the libraries published in npm to date, unless these have zero dependencies, which is not the case for hyperHTML, and likely never will.

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Apology accepted :) Anyway I'll reply your question: Do I know how to use modules? I'm realizing not quite right. So, I offer my apologies for making issues of naive questions. Maybe this was a good case for a Stack Overflow question? (Instead of an issue). However I feel issues are more response time streamlined.

To offer more context: I was trying to build a thing without a bundler. I'm trying to escape the tool-izization of the web development: transpilation, minification, uglyfication and bundling. Now I see it's not possible to escape everything.

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@fernandocanizo I use import {bind, wire} from https://unpkg.com/hyperhtml?module all the time, that doesn't require any tool, but it also doesn't work offline, 'cause if you need that, it means you need a bundler.

the ECMAScript module world is still floating between Web and NodeJS, and while it's getting there, it's not 100% there yet, and it'll take another year, imho, but meanwhile everyone else used bundlers, for both NodeJS or Web whatsoever, and these all work great 👋

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