Migrating es5 to es6 export default

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I am trying to migrate a code from es5 to es6, I am quite new in both, if someone could help me, I will be very thankful. es5 version: lib.js ``` module.exports = { foo1: function () { this.foo2() { ... } }, foo2: function () { ... } } ``` main.js ``` const Lib = require("./lib"); Lib.foo1( { ... }); ``` es6 version - I am trying: lib.ts ``` export default { foo1() { this.foo2(() => { ... }); }, foo2(){ ... } } ``` main.ts ``` import * as Lib from "./lib"; Lib.foo1({ ... }) ``` The problem is in my main.ts foo1 can not be resolved. Any idea or recommendation? Thank!

Accepted Answer

It should be just

```
import Lib from "./lib";
```

Otherwise, if you use `* as` notation you could access `default` export with `Lib.default`, but this is unnecessary.

Migrating es5 to es6 export default

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