Forgetting to export a component from its file
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Forgetting to Export a Component A common React mistake is creating a component but forgetting to export it from its file, resulting in errors when trying to import and use….
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Forgetting to Export a Component A common React mistake is creating a component but forgetting to export it from its file, resulting in errors when trying to import and use….
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A common React mistake is creating a component but forgetting to export it, making it unavailable for use in other files. Here’s how to properly handle component exports: The Problem….
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Handling Multiple Default Exports in a Single File In JavaScript/TypeScript modules, you can only have one default export per file. Attempting to declare multiple default exports will cause an error…..
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Using require() in ES Modules The error occurs because you’re trying to use CommonJS require() syntax in a file that’s treated as an ES module (typically indicated by “type”: “module”….