How can I use dynamic imports in TypeScript?
You can use dynamic imports in TypeScript by using the import()
function. This allows you to load modules asynchronously.
Can you show me an example of how to implement this?
Sure! Here's a simple example:
async function loadModule() {
const module = await import('./myModule');
module.myFunction();
}
This will load myModule
only when loadModule
is called.
Are there any benefits to using dynamic imports?
Yes, dynamic imports can improve performance by reducing the initial load time of your application, as modules are loaded only when needed.
What about type definitions for dynamically imported modules?
You can define types for dynamically imported modules by using TypeScript's import()
syntax along with type assertions, ensuring type safety.
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