What are the best practices for using ES6 imports?

What are the best practices for using ES6 imports?

Some best practices for ES6 imports include using named exports for clarity, grouping related imports, and avoiding circular dependencies.

Can you explain why named exports are preferred?

Named exports allow you to export multiple values from a module, making it clear what is being imported and improving code readability.

What about default exports? When should I use them?

Default exports are useful when a module only exports a single value or function. They simplify the import syntax but can lead to confusion if overused.

How can I avoid circular dependencies?

To avoid circular dependencies, you can refactor your code to separate concerns, use dependency injection, or create an index file to manage imports.

Are there any tools to help manage ES6 imports?

Yes, tools like ESLint with specific plugins can help identify and manage import/export issues in your code.