The "modules" directory contains a series of examples that explain how JavaScript modules are used. The subdirectories are as follows:
- basic-modules: Simple example that demonstrates module basics, including default exports (run the example live).
- renaming: Shows how exports can be renamed to avoid conflicts, using
x as ysyntax (run the example live). - module-objects: Shows how to import an entire module as an object using
import * as x from 'y.js'syntax (run the example live). - classes: Provides an example of importing a class from a module (run the example live).
- module-aggregation: Shows how sub module features can be aggregated into a parent module using
export { x } from 'y.js'syntax (run the example live). - dynamic-module-imports: Demonstrates dynamic module loading using
import().then()(run the example live). - top-level-await: Shows the use of top-level await when exporting data from a module. (run the example live).