exportsdefault
ExportsDefault is a feature in the TypeScript programming language that allows a module to specify a single default export. This default export can be any value, such as a function, an object, or a primitive type. The primary purpose of a default export is to simplify the import syntax for consumers of the module, as it allows them to import the default export without needing to use curly braces or specify a name.
When a module uses the export default syntax, it designates that value as the default export for
Here is an example of how to use export default in TypeScript:
// moduleA.ts
}
// moduleB.ts
import myFunction from './moduleA';
myFunction(); // Outputs: Hello, world!
In this example, moduleA exports myFunction as the default export. ModuleB then imports myFunction from moduleA
The use of export default is particularly useful in scenarios where a module is intended to export