How do I use imports in JavaScript?

How do I use imports in JavaScript?

In JavaScript, you can use the import statement to bring in functions, objects, or primitives from other modules. For example, you can import a function like this: import { myFunction } from './myModule.js';.

What if I want to import everything from a module?

You can use the * as syntax to import everything from a module. For example: import * as myModule from './myModule.js'; This allows you to access all exports from myModule.

Can I use imports in the browser directly?

Yes, you can use ES6 imports in the browser, but you need to include the type='module' attribute in your script tag. For example: <script type='module' src='app.js'></script>.

What about default exports?

For default exports, you can import them without curly braces. For example: import myDefault from './myModule.js'; This imports the default export from the module.