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Given the following modules, how do I import the constants module and avoid having the default property included:
// constants.es6
export default {
foo: 'foo',
bar: 'bar'
}
// anotherModule.es6
import * as constants from './constants';
results in constants.default.foo
I can't seem to get the syntax correct to end up with constants.foo
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Below is the syntax mentioned: const <name of the variable> = value; Naming a constant in JavaScript has some rules for naming a variable, keeping intact the const keyword, and global constants. If in case the keyword 'const' is removed, the identifier is represented as a variable.
ES6 introduced the const keyword, which is used to define a new variable in JavaScript. Generally, the var keyword is used to declare a JavaScript variable. Const is another keyword to declare a variable when you do not want to change the value of that variable for the whole program.
The Current ES Modules Landscape Safari, Chrome, Firefox and Edge all support the ES6 Modules import syntax. Here's what they look like. Simply add type="module" to your script tags and the browser will load them as ES Modules. The browser will follow all import paths, downloading and executing each module only once.
import constants from './constants'
console.log(constants.foo, constants.bar)
If you would like to import the constants directly from ./constants
constants.js:
export const foo = 'foo'
export const bar = 'bar'
anotherModule.js:
import {foo, bar} from './constants'
console.log(foo,bar)
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