Babel 6 plugin to check if your using default imports and namespace imports on local modules that exports (or not) default bindings.
This plugin only work on module transformed with Babel, it won't show any error for imports on node_modules
modules.
npm install --save-dev babel-plugin-default-import-checker
then in you .babelrc
file
{
"plugins": [
"babel-plugin-default-import-checker"
]
}
or just run a babel-cli
command with a --plugins
option
babel --plugins babel-plugin-default-import-checker src --out-dir lib
If you define the following module
export function hello() {
return 'Hello World!';
}
and use import it from elsewhere like it's a default binding
import Hello from './hello';
const message = Hello();
console.log(message);
the babel-plugin-default-import-checker
will display the following error
ERROR : module 'example/index.js' try to use default binding
| of module 'example/hello.js' at line [1] but there is none.
| 1 > import Hello from './hello';
| You should add a default binding to 'example/hello.js'
| or use the following import :
| 1 > import * as Hello from './hello';
if you define the following module
export default function hi() {
return 'Hello World!';
}
and use import it using namespace import
import * as Hi from './hi';
console.log(Hi.hi());
the babel-plugin-default-import-checker
will display a warning unless there is other exported functions in the imported module.
WARNING : module 'example/index.js' is using namespace import of module 'example/hi.js'
| at line [1] but this module has default export. Maybe it's an error.
| 1 > import * as Hi from './hi';