Here is my code
// properties.ts
export const properties = {
title: "Google"
};
// example.ts
import { properties } from './properties.ts';
console.log(properties.title); // Prints Google
console.log(eval("properties.title")); // Expected to print Google but throws ReferenceError: properties is not defined
However, console.log(eval('properties_1.properties.title')) // Prints Google
But how to derive "properties_1" is my concern.
The import statement in TS transpiles to a new variable. This is by default in typescript and eval cannot compute that.
I tried like this and it worked,
import { properties } from './properties';
let p = properties;
console.log(p.title); // Prints Google
console.log(eval('p.title'));
Another way you can do this by importing properties into variable,
import * as properties from './properties';
console.log(properties.properties.title); // Prints Google
console.log(eval('properties.properties.title')); // Prints Google
Make sure you compile this way,
>tsc dynamic.ts -t ES6 -m commonjs
