If you're building a library with a primary functionality and several auxiliary functions, how would you organize your exports?
- Using named exports for each auxiliary function
- Using a default export for the primary functionality and named exports for auxiliary functions
- Using a default export for each function, combining primary and auxiliary functionalities
- Using a single named export for the entire library
When building a library, using a default export for the main functionality and named exports for auxiliary functions is a common practice. This way, consumers can import only the specific functionalities they need, optimizing bundle size and avoiding unnecessary code.
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