Incorrect imported function `this` context using ES6 module

[falsandtru]

Code

// export.ts
export function foo() {
  'use strict'
  console.log(this);
}

foo();

// import.ts
import { foo } from './export';

foo();

expected

$ node import.js
undefined
undefined

actual

$ node import.js
undefined
{ foo: [Function: foo] }

[mhegazy]

The emitter will need to identify call/new expressions from aliases, and rewrite them using as foo.call(void 0, arg)

A PR would be appreciated.

[falsandtru]

Thanks for your acceptance.

[falsandtru]

Babel's implementations:

(0, _assert2['default'])(true); // (A)

Note that the default export is always accessed via the exports object_assert2 (line A), never directly, like this:

var assert = _assert2.default;

The reason for that is support for cyclic dependencies.

http://www.2ality.com/2015/12/babel-commonjs.html

[Andarist]

As the current emit does this:

Object.defineProperty(exports, "__esModule", { value: true });
var export_1 = require("./export");
(0, export_1.foo)();

I think that the issue can be closed, cc @jakebailey