I would like to use this form often used in React or in this example react-redux
import redux, { useSelector, useDispatch } from 'react-redux';
So I tried the obvious:
I created an export file:
const exp = {};
exp.a = 'a-1';
exp.b = 'b-1';
export default exp;
And a file to import it:
import {a, b} from './40-export.js'; // this does not work
// import test from './40-export.js'; // this works
// const {a, b} = test; // this works
You need to both have an export default and named exports. Make standalone a and b variables that you export, and that you assign to properties of the default export object.
export const a = 'a-1';
export const b = 'b-1';
export const exp = { a, b }; // if you want this to be a named export too
export default exp;
export const a = 2
export const b = 3
export default const c = 3
Then
import c , {a, b} from "your/file"
Note the use of {...} for named imports and the lack of it for default exports.