# browser-import-export
A lightweight ES modules-inspired module system for rapid prototyping in the browser
## Getting started
With this simple module system, it becomes possible to have asynchronous modules
in the browser for rapid prototyping. This makes it easier to write your
JavaScript within an HTML file in the order that makes sense to you, instead of
trying to ensure that all of your JavaScript is authored in dependency order.
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## `require()` and `define()`
Also available are some AMD-inspired `require()` and `define()` functions.
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```
## Debugging
If something doesn't seem to be working as expected, you can use the
`module.debug()` method to inspect what is going on.
``` html
```
If you open the DevTools console, you'll see something like the following, which
gives you a clue that the module `foo` has been requested but not resolved.
``` js
Object
bar: {isResolved: true, data: Promise, resolve: ƒ}
foo: {isResolved: false, data: Promise, resolve: ƒ}
__proto__: Object
```