Javascript Classes vs. //USEUNIT

Thanks Marsha_R

I already read this page and didn't found answers that I wanted.

BUT, I think I found a workaround that will limit the use of "require" in one file only.

So if //USEUNIT only imports global variables and functions, so why not put the "require" statement within it's own file and then use //USEUNIT to import it?

//File A

var AClasses = require("A");

class MyClass
{
   constructor(x)
   {
      this.x = x;
   }
   GetX()
   {
      return this.x
   }
}

module.exports.MyClass = MyClass;


//File B
//USEUNIT A

function test()
{
  var myObj = new AClasses.MyClass(5)
  //Works!
}

IMO, this is a more cleaner way if we want to use the class in multiple units, we just need to use //USEUNIT instead of declaring another variable in each file.