Module

Symmetry of module importing and exporting.

Una modules are fully compatiable with JavaScript.
You can import JavaScript modules to Una and you can import Una modules to JavaScript.
For better understanding of how to use it you can look at this example

Import

Symbol: =->
Translated to JavaScript require or import. First parameter is path. The second parameter is imported object.

If you pass modules: 'require' to babel plugin options it works as require.
If you pass modules: 'import' or pass nothing to babel plugin options it works as import.

You can import module:

=-> 'react' React

You can deconstruct the imported module

=-> 'react' (: createElement)

You just import the module without taking anything from it:

=-> './index.css'

You can import default from module and other fields:

=-> 'react' React (: createElement)

Export

Symbol: <-=
Translated to JavaScript module.exports or export or export default.

If you pass modules: 'require' to babel plugin options it works as modules.export =.
If you pass modules: 'import' or pass nothing to babel plugin options it works as export or export default.

Default module export:

<-= a

Translates to:

export default a

or:

module.exports = a

Constant export:

<-= = a 1

Translates to:

export const a = 1

or:

module.exports.a = 1

Multiple constants export:

<-= ()

a

b

c

d

Translates to:

export {a, b, c, d}