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The fastest I come up with is if you create a new object:
var key, keys = Object.keys(obj);
var n =...
Your export contains an object with one property that contains an array. So you need to reference that one property of the object to get to the array that you think you are referencing
...As you have discovered, browser compatibility is a big drawback. After all, this is something very new.
However, since you're working in JavaScript, you have far more options available...
Have you tried this? It's a Javascript library
Yes, we can! © In Thing file combine default export and export:
export class Thing {
init() { }
}
export default new Thing();