> When a bundler/transpiler encounters an import statement, they don't necessarily presume that the file being imported is JavaScript or even any of the variant

> When a bundler/transpiler encounters an import statement, they don't necessarily presume that the file being imported is JavaScript or even any of the variants mentioned above. If configured properly and you want to import a CSS or PNG file, it will happily do so for you. This is what I like to nickname "WebpackJS". Code that is simply invalid JavaScript and requires a carefully configured composition of webpack plugins in order to be used. I occasionally run into npm packages wanting to "import" a CSS file when I use them from ClojureScript, and it's always a pain. The good news is that these ar rare encounters, but it's still behavior enabled by people assuming you're using the exact same framework as them with the exact same Webpack configuration made by said framework.