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To use namespaces in Vite, follow these steps:
- Create a new folder for your namespace inside the src directory of your Vite project. For example, you can create a folder called myNamespace.
- Inside the new folder, create a TypeScript file with the same name as your namespace. For example, create a file called index.ts inside the myNamespace folder.
- Define your namespace in the TypeScript file. For example, you can define a namespace called MyNamespace like this:
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namespace MyNamespace {
export function myFunction() {
console.log('This is my function in MyNamespace');
}
}
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- In the main entry file of your Vite project (usually main.ts or main.js), import the namespace from your TypeScript file. For example, you can import the MyNamespace namespace like this:
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import './myNamespace';
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- Now you can use the namespace and its functions in your project. For example, you can call the myFunction function from the MyNamespace namespace like this:
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MyNamespace.myFunction();
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That's it! You have successfully used a namespace in Vite. Namespaces can help you organize your code and avoid naming conflicts in large projects.