When we performed our conversion, decaffeinate@2 did support ES2015 import/export - it was actually the default which could be disabled using (`--keep-commonjs`

When we performed our conversion, decaffeinate@2 did support ES2015 import/export - it was actually the default which could be disabled using (`--keep-commonjs`). With decaffeinate@3, you can convert using ES2015 module syntax with the `--use-js-modules` flag. Although we don't plan on using CoffeeScript for the reasons outlined in the article, I do want to mention CoffeeScript 2 does aim to target ES.next features and offer interoperability. Specifically, CoffeeScript 2 does support async/await http://coffeescript.org/v2/#async-functions http://coffeescript.org/v2/#async-functions.