How do I use relative imports in React?

How do I use relative imports in React?

In React, you can use relative imports by specifying the path to the file you want to import, relative to the current file. For example, if you have a component in the same directory, you can import it like this: import MyComponent from './MyComponent';.

What if my component is in a different folder?

If your component is in a different folder, you can navigate up the directory structure using ... For example, if your component is in a folder called components, you would import it like this: import MyComponent from '../components/MyComponent';.

Are there any best practices for using relative imports?

Yes, it's best to keep your folder structure organized and to use relative imports consistently. Avoid deep nesting of folders to make imports easier to read and maintain.

Can I use absolute imports instead?

Yes, you can configure your React project to use absolute imports by setting up a jsconfig.json or tsconfig.json file. This allows you to import modules without relative paths, making your imports cleaner.