Expose without libraryName

[crazyfx1]

Is it possible to export all namespaces of a file without a libraryName?

Consider this example:
_Public.ts
import { MyClass } from 'MyClass'; export namespace MyNamespace { export const Class = MyClass; }

And this expose-loader:
require("expose-loader?!xxx./_Public"); // what to use here?

How can I export the MyNamespace to the global scope without specifying an additional libraryName? So I can use MyNamespace.Class from global.

I know I could remove the namespace declaration and expose MyNamespace as libraryName, but that's no use for me.

[rektide]

Yeah. Exactly. There are dozens of suggestions all over the web for how to author a file that exports a manually written out list of modules such that they can be consumed from the console.

I'd really really appreciate a way to interface with the webpack bundle in a general, rather than special case kind of way.

[dstollie]

We're running with the same problems. Is there a simple way expose directly on the window object instead of defining a hardwritten libraryName?

[alexander-akait]

We can't expose library without name, because it will rewrite global object (this, self, global) and it is invalid. But you can using require("expose-loader?expose=libraryName.MyClass!./src/index.ts"); and loader expose only class, I will update docs in near future