ecmascript 6 - Import into object? -

let's start example:

import renewcreeplife '../tasks/renew_creep_life'; import harvestenergy '../tasks/harvest_energy'; import pickupenergy '../tasks/pickup_energy'; import storeenergy '../tasks/store_energy'; import upgradecontroller '../tasks/upgrade_controller';  const taskfuncs = {     [tasks.renew]: renewcreeplife,     [tasks.pickup_energy]: pickupenergy,     [tasks.harvesting]: harvestenergy,     [tasks.storing]: storeenergy,     [tasks.upgrading]: upgradecontroller, }; 

is there way simplify i'm not creating these pointless temporary variable names? like:

// incorrect desired syntax const taskfuncs = {     [tasks.renew]: import '../tasks/renew_creep_life', }; 

n.b. each of files using export default function()

no. import statement not have return value, can never used assign directly variable that.

additionally, import , export must declared @ top level.

this not possible es6 , stay way foreseeable future (es2016+).

however, there html module loader spec being worked on allow load modules like:

system.import('../tasks/renew_creep_life') .then(renewcreeplife => {  }); 

but since it's promise-based, you'll still not able write inline in object that.

if want synchronous loading, nodejs' require closest you'll get. there browser implementations such webpack/browserify/etc. attempt mimic behaviour:

const taskfuncs = {     [tasks.renew]: require('../tasks/renew_creep_life').default };