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ES6 Modules : Importing a module in an Angular component

I have an ES6 module where I am exporting a library. I want to be able to use this module in an Angular component. I cannot have the library files locally within my Angular app, neither can I publish the library as an NPM package.
Can I host the module in a dev server, and use the server URL to import the module in my Angular component?
I tried things like
component.ts
import * as lib from "...url";
or adding this in index.html
<script src = "..url"/>
Neither of them have worked. What can I try next?

How make const variable available to other file

I have a JavaScript / Node based project. Within the server.js file (which starts the Node http server), I have a const based variable defined called redisClient. I have another directory called controllers, with about 5 controller files (all *.js files).
How can I gain access to the redisClient const instance from my controller based files?

You could export the redis client that has been created in the server.js (either through module.exports or export const).
You could create another file that creates the redis client and import it into both server.js and the controllers.
You could pass the redis client into the controllers as a parameter.

I don't use node very much... but I believe you can export anything you want from any file - and then require that file in other places and access what you exported on the export object. Depending on what you are doing, - you may want that redisClient to live somewhere else and be used in the server.js... not sure.
Read this: http://openmymind.net/2012/2/3/Node-Require-and-Exports/
I hope that helps. : ) I use es6/es2015 imports and exports in most of my work.

How to implement connect-multiparty in Sails.js

I've watched this example that uses Node.js (Express.js):
https://github.com/danialfarid/ng-file-upload/wiki/Node-example
My question is: How to create a service in Sails.js that can be used in Angular.js (View), that allows store files in a folder of the project, using connect-multiparty like the example?

Create a controller method in Sails
Bind it to a route in routes.js
Use connect-multiparty at top of your controller method (OR use it as a middleware in config/http.js)

Accessing Ember environment config (ENV) from addon?

I have an addon which uses a different host for a service in development and at runtime. I believed the solution to this would be to define the hostname in the config/environment.js of the application and to have a the service pick it up as follows:
import ENV from '../config/environment';
export default AjaxService.extend({
host: ENV.APP.serviceHost,
...
This however doesn't work as it believes that the path to the environment.js file is within the scope of the addon instead of the main application.
What is the right way to do this when the name of the application in which this addon is included is not known?
I am using Ember 2.11.

I'm aware of 2 approaches for this:
Option 1
ember-config-service
This addon allows to access config via injected service. It solved the same issue for me.
Option 2
Manually pass config value via re-export.
// my-addon/app/services/my-ajax.js
// import config being in the app namespace
import ENV from '../config/environment';
import Service from 'my-addon/services/my-ajax';
export default Service.extend({
apiURL: ENV.APP.apiURL
});
/// my-addon/addon/services/my-ajax.js
export default AjaxService.extend({
init() {
console.log('api url in addon', this.apiUrl);
}
})

With recent versions of Ember, you can get the environment config from the container.
Ember.getOwner(this).resolveRegistration('config:environment')

I've used this package in my projects to good effect:
https://github.com/null-null-null/ember-get-config

EmberJs ember-data with ember-localstorage-adapter

Im using REST adapter by ember-data and it works fine. But now I want to use local storage for user settings storing.
Please, explain me, what is the right way?
I'm using ember-cli.

All you need to do is create a file in the adapters folder, with the same name of your model
//app/adapters/settings.js
import LSAdapter from "your_adapter"
export default LSAdapter.extend();
For local storage you can use Local Forage Adapter