🔧 This rule is automatically fixable by the --fix
CLI option.
module.exports
and exports
are the same instance by default.
But those come to be different if one of them is modified.
module.exports = {
foo: 1
}
exports.bar = 2
In this case, exports.bar
will be lost since only the instance of module.exports
will be exported.
This rule enforces the export style.
If you use module.exports
, this rule disallows exports
.
If you use exports
, this rule disallows module.exports
.
You can select it by an option.
This rule has a string option.
{
"n/exports-style": [
"error",
"module.exports" or "exports",
{
"allowBatchAssign": false
}
]
}
"module.exports"
(default) requiresmodule.exports
and disallowsexports
."exports"
requiresexports
and disallowsmodule.exports
.allowBatchAssign
(default isfalse
) allowsmodule.exports = exports = obj
if this istrue
.
Examples of 👎 incorrect code for the "module.exports"
option:
/*eslint n/exports-style: ["error", "module.exports"]*/
exports.foo = 1
exports.bar = 2
Examples of 👍 correct code for the "module.exports"
option:
/*eslint n/exports-style: ["error", "module.exports"]*/
module.exports = {
foo: 1,
bar: 2
}
module.exports.baz = 3
Examples of 👎 incorrect code for the "exports"
option:
/*eslint n/exports-style: ["error", "exports"]*/
module.exports = {
foo: 1,
bar: 2
}
module.exports.baz = 3
Examples of 👍 correct code for the "exports"
option:
/*eslint n/exports-style: ["error", "exports"]*/
exports.foo = 1
exports.bar = 2
Examples of 👍 correct code for the "exports"
and {"allowBatchAssign": true}
option:
/*eslint n/exports-style: ["error", "exports", {"allowBatchAssign": true}]*/
// Allow `module.exports` in the same assignment expression as `exports`.
module.exports = exports = function foo() {
// do something.
}
exports.bar = 1