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Svish
Svish

Reputation: 157981

Call default module export from other export?

Say you have this ES6 module:

// ./foobar.js
export default function(txt)
{
    // Do something with txt
    return txt;
}

Is it possible to add another function export to the same file, that uses this default function? I assume it's possible, but how do you call it?

// ./foobar.js
export default function(txt)
{
    // Do something with txt
    return txt;
}

export function doSomethingMore(txt)
{
    txt = // ? how to call default function ?
    // Do something more with txt
    return txt;
}

Upvotes: 1

Views: 82

Answers (3)

Joshua R.
Joshua R.

Reputation: 2302

Try exporting a reference to the function:

var theFunc = function(txt)
{
// Do something with txt
return txt;
}

export default theFunc

Then you can reference theFunc elsewhere.

Upvotes: 1

vbranden
vbranden

Reputation: 5986

you can either create the function then export it or just name the function

export default function myDefault () {
  // code
}

export function doSomething () {
  myDefault()
}

or

function myDefault () {

}

export function doSomething () {
  myDefault()
}

export default myDefault

Upvotes: 2

Ry-
Ry-

Reputation: 224855

You can give it a name, and it’ll be in scope:

export default function foo(txt) {
    // Do something with txt
    return txt;
}

export function bar(txt) {
    txt = foo(txt);
    return txt;
}

Upvotes: 3

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