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While reading this thread away from my machine, I'm curious now what happens when export default { foo: 2 }; export const foo = 3; // other file import { fo

While reading this thread away from my machine, I'm curious now what happens when export default { foo: 2 }; export const foo = 3; // other file import { foo } from './file' console.log(foo); Presumably last one wins or, if the other way around, a reassignment of const error?

esnard 9y ago
3 is logged into the console without any warning / error.
- fold_left 9y ago
  Thanks
voidr 9y ago
export default { foo: 2 }; is not the same as: module.exports = { foo: 2 }; The way your example would translate to commonjs is: module.exports = { default: { foo: 2 }, foo: 3 }