In our project development, we often need to import or export various modules. So is there any way to simplify this introduction or export operation? The answer is yes, let me introduce it to you below
yes
webpack
An API provided for creating context, i.e. a set of modules with the same context.
useMultiple modules can be loaded conveniently, and the loading order and dependencies of the modules can be flexibly controlled.
In the past, we introduced components through import
import A from 'components/A' import B from 'components/B' import C from 'components/C' import D from 'components/D'
This is very painful, because every time a component is added, you may have to write such a sentence. Can such regular things be completed through automation?
(Requires the version of vue-cli3+)
(directory, useSubdirectories, regExp)
- directory: The file path to look for
- useSubdirectories: Whether to look for subdirectories
- regExp: Regular to match the file
1. Create a file under the components file
const requireComponent = ('./', true, /\.vue$/) const install = (Vue) => { if () return ().forEach(element => { const config = requireComponent(element) if (config && ) { const componentName = (componentName, || config) } }); } if (typeof window !== 'undefined' && ) { install() } export default { install }
Introduce this js
import install from './compoents' (install)
Summarize
We can introduce files through automated means.
In fact, we are not limited to components. All module files are common within the route, such as routing and interface encapsulation modules, which can be used.
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