How do I structure my ES6 modules?

How do I structure my ES6 modules?

To structure your ES6 modules, start by organizing related functionalities into separate files. Use export to expose functions or variables, and import to bring them into other modules.

Can you give me an example of how to export and import?

Sure! In moduleA.js, you can export a function like this: export const myFunction = () => { ... };. Then, in moduleB.js, you can import it using: import { myFunction } from './moduleA.js';.

What if I want to export multiple things from a module?

You can export multiple items by listing them in curly braces. For example: export const func1 = () => { ... }; export const func2 = () => { ... }; Then import them like this: import { func1, func2 } from './moduleA.js';.

Are there any best practices for organizing these modules?

Yes! Keep related modules together, use clear naming conventions, and consider using an index.js file to re-export items for easier imports.