@@ -8,26 +8,27 @@ To use the generated data, simply install one of [the npm modules generated by t
 
 ```js
 // Get an array of all code points with the `White_Space` property:
-const codePoints = require('@unicode/unicode-6.3.0/Binary_Property/White_Space/code-points');
+import whiteSpaceCodePoints from '@unicode/unicode-6.3.0/Binary_Property/White_Space/code-points.mjs';
 // Get an array of strings (containing one symbol each) in the `Lu` category:
-const symbols = require('@unicode/unicode-6.3.0/General_Category/Uppercase_Letter/symbols');
+import luSymbols from '@unicode/unicode-6.3.0/General_Category/Uppercase_Letter/symbols.mjs';
 // Get a regular expression that matches any symbol in the `Aegean Numbers` block:
-const regex = require('@unicode/unicode-6.3.0/Block/Aegean_Numbers/regex');
+import aegeanNumbersRegex from '@unicode/unicode-6.3.0/Block/Aegean_Numbers/regex.mjs';
 // Get an array of all code points in the `Egyptian_Hieroglyphs` script:
-const hieroglyphs = require('@unicode/unicode-6.3.0/Script/Egyptian_Hieroglyphs/code-points');
+import hieroglyphs from '@unicode/unicode-6.3.0/Script/Egyptian_Hieroglyphs/code-points.mjs';
 // Get the canonical category a given code point belongs to:
 // (Note: U+0041 is LATIN CAPITAL LETTER A)
-const category = require('@unicode/unicode-6.3.0/General_Category').get(0x41);
+import generalCategory from '@unicode/unicode-6.3.0/General_Category/index.mjs';
+const category = generalCategory.get(0x41);
 // Get an array of all code points with a given bidi class:
-const lre = require('@unicode/unicode-6.3.0/Bidi_Class/Left_To_Right_Embedding/code-points');
+import lre from '@unicode/unicode-6.3.0/Bidi_Class/Left_To_Right_Embedding/code-points.mjs';
 // Get the directionality of a given code point:
-const directionality = require('@unicode/unicode-6.3.0/Bidi_Class').get(0x41);
+import bidiClass from '@unicode/unicode-6.3.0/Bidi_Class/index.mjs';
+const directionality = bidiClass.get(0x41);
 // What glyph is the mirror image of `«` (U+00AB)?
-const mirrored = require('@unicode/unicode-6.3.0/Bidi_Mirroring_Glyph').get(
-	0xab,
-);
+import bidiMirroringGlyph from '@unicode/unicode-6.3.0/Bidi_Mirroring_Glyph/index.mjs';
+const mirrored = bidiMirroringGlyph.get(0xab);
 // Get a regular expression that matches all opening brackets:
-const openingBrackets = require('@unicode/unicode-6.3.0/Bidi_Paired_Bracket_Type/Open/regex');
+import openingBrackets from '@unicode/unicode-6.3.0/Bidi_Paired_Bracket_Type/Open/regex.mjs';
 // …you get the idea.
 ```
 
@@ -68,10 +69,10 @@ For more information, see the README for the package you’re interested in. [He
 - [_@unicode/unicode-16.0.0_](https://npmjs.org/package/@unicode/unicode-16.0.0#readme) ([repository](https://github.com/node-unicode/unicode-16.0.0#readme))
 - [_@unicode/unicode-17.0.0_](https://npmjs.org/package/@unicode/unicode-17.0.0#readme) ([repository](https://github.com/node-unicode/unicode-17.0.0#readme))
 
-Note that these READMEs are auto-generated by this script, too – they describe all the data that is available for that particular Unicode version. To programmatically get this list of available categories, scripts, script extensions, blocks, and properties for a given Unicode version, just `require` the main module for that version:
+Note that these READMEs are auto-generated by this script, too – they describe all the data that is available for that particular Unicode version. To programmatically get this list of available categories, scripts, script extensions, blocks, and properties for a given Unicode version, just `import` the main module for that version:
 
 ```js
-> require('unicode-6.3.0');
+> import unicode630 from '@unicode/unicode-6.3.0';
 {
 	'Binary_Property': [
 		'Alphabetic', 'Any', 'ASCII', 'ASCII_Hex_Digit', 'Assigned', …
@@ -119,9 +120,9 @@ This clones all the generated repositories to your local `output` folder. You ca
 
 ## Generating the data
 
-`npm run download` (re-)downloads the Unicode source files for all the Unicode versions defined in `data/resources.js`, saving them in the `data` folder.
+`npm run download` (re-)downloads the Unicode source files for all the Unicode versions defined in `data/resources.mjs`, saving them in the `data` folder.
 
-`npm run build` generates data for all the Unicode versions defined in `data/resources.js`. This may take a few minutes… The regular expressions are generated using [Regenerate](https://mths.be/regenerate).
+`npm run build` generates data for all the Unicode versions defined in `data/resources.mjs`. This may take a few minutes… The regular expressions are generated using [Regenerate](https://mths.be/regenerate).
 
 ## Testing
 
 
@@ -2,7 +2,7 @@
 
 cd "$(dirname "${BASH_SOURCE}")";
 
-VERSIONS=$(node scripts/log-versions.js);
+VERSIONS=$(node scripts/log-versions.mjs);
 
 mkdir -p output;
 cd output;
 
@@ -1014,4 +1014,4 @@ const resources = [
 	},
 ];
 
-module.exports = resources;
+export default resources;