Export

Detailed Explanation

Export statements make your code available for other files to import. They are the opposite of imports—imports pull code, exports push it. A file can export functions, components, objects, or anything else.

There are two types of exports: named exports (multiple things) and default export (one primary thing). You choose based on what makes sense. Most files export one main thing as default and may export utilities as named exports.

Exports are essential for code organization. They define the public interface of a module—what other files are allowed to use. Good exports make it clear what a module does and how to use it.