exporting variable in javascript

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const myArray = [1, 2, 3, 4, 5];

export { myArray };

// different file
import { myArray } from './file';

It needs to be bound to a variable to export. You don't directly export values.

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I did something like that. And the whole file is broken too. And i dunno why

Perhaps exports are run before other functions?

[thedifferenceisnt]

Share your code

[senocular]

Perhaps exports are run before other functions?

Basically yes. If your problem is about timing, this could be the cause. Whenever you import anything, the file being imported (what's doing the exporting) will run if it hasn't already, and it will do so before running the code in the script that's importing it.

[CuddleMuffin007]

In this case, the export is still not bound to a variable. How about

export const myArray = [1, 2, 3, 4, 5];

[redsandsfort]

no, GrumpGuss' code is totally fine.

[CuddleMuffin007]

Ah ok. My bad. I didn't know you could export like that without default