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JS Module Namespace

The Module Namespace Object

When you use the syntax:

import * asname from "module";

JavaScript creates a modulenamespace object.

This is an immutable object that contains all the exported bindings from that module.

Example

The math module namespace object bundles all the exports (PI, add, multiply):
// math_module.js
export const PI = 3.14159;
export function add(a, b) {
  return a + b;
}
export function multiply(a, b) {
  return a * b;
}

Import math_module.js into a namespace object:

import * as math from "./math_module.js";

// Now you can use the math namespace object:
let myPi = math.PI
let result1 = math.add(2, 3));
let result2 = math.multiply(2, 3));

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Module Namespace Support

Module namespace support refers to the mechanism that allows you to import all exports from a moduleinto a singlenamespace object.


TheModule Namespace feature is a part of the ES Modules introduced inECMAScript 2015to help organize and access modules in a consistent way.


Module Namespace Features

FeatureDescription
NamespaceA special object containing all exports from a module
Syntaximport * asname frommodule
PurposeOrganize, access, and reference module exports safely
Read OnlyYou can access exports but not reassign them
Live BindingIf an exported value changes in the module, the namespace reflects that change automatically
EnumerableIts properties are enumerable and correspond to named exports
PrototypeThe namespace is a plain object with no prototype
(Object.getPrototypeOf(math) === null).

Related Syntax

import { add } from "./math_module.js";
import math from "./math_module.js";
import * as math from "./math_module.js";

Module Namespace Export

Module namespace export refers to exporting an entire imported module namespace object from another module.

Namespace Export

Normally, you import all of a module's exports into a module namespace object like this:

Example

import * as math from "./math_module.js";

let myPi = math.PI;
let result = math.add(2, 3);
The math module namespace object bundles all the exports (PI, add, multiply):
// math_module.js
export const PI = 3.14159;
export function add(a, b) {
  return a + b;
}
export function multiply(a, b) {
  return a * b;
}

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With module namespace exports, you can re-export that entire namespace from your own module - without having to import it first:

Now, you can create a new module that re-exports this whole namespace:

utilities.js

export * from "./math_module.js";
Then, in another file:

Example

import * as math from "./utilities.js";

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Note

The syntaxexport * as name from "module" was added inECMAScript 2020.


Syntax Overview

SyntaxResult
export * from "module"Re-export all named exports individually (not as a namespace)
export * as name from "module"Re-export all exports grouped under a single namespace
export { name } from "module"Re-export specific exports

Aggregator Scripts

Anaggregator script is a script used only to import and re-export items from other modules.

Instead of filling your top module with many import statements, you can use a single aggregator script to do it all.



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