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hshoff avatar hshoff commented on May 3, 2024

Odds are good that most folks will use destructoring when they import the respective Axis they need like so:

import { AxisLeft, AxisBottom } from '@vx/axis';

// ...
<AxisLeft />
<AxisBottom />

In the gallery examples I'm using package namespaces to help folks identify where things are coming from (it's not necessary, just thought it'd be easier to read):

import Axis from '@vx/axis';
import Shape from '@vx/shape';

// ...
<Axis.AxisLeft />
<Axis.AxisRight />
<Shape.LinePath />

if you want smaller builds (building a library, concerned about js size) you can import the component directly:

import AxisLeft from '@vx/axis/axis/AxisLeft';
import AxisBottom from '@vx/axis/axis/AxisBottom';

// ...
<AxisLeft />
<AxisBottom />

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Flaque avatar Flaque commented on May 3, 2024

Ahhhh, okay that makes a lot of sense. :D

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williaster avatar williaster commented on May 3, 2024

this is a slightly different topic/I can open another issue, but right now destructuring fails for me on import:

import { AxisLeft } from '@vx/axis';
import Axis from '@vx/axis';

// ...
<AxisLeft /> // throws
<Axis.AxisLeft /> // fine

I think this is because named imports are not the same as destructuring? for that to work should we export as variables in addition to the default object?

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hshoff avatar hshoff commented on May 3, 2024

good catch @williaster, I'll get a fix out today for all packages.

fix summary:

// instead of
import Axis from '@vx/axis';
<Axis.AxisLeft />

// if you want to namespace the components
import * as Axis from '@vx/axis';
<Axis.AxisLeft />

// even better (don't import unused things)
import { AxisLeft } from '@vx/axis';
<AxisLeft />

// even better for smaller file size (lib authors)
import AxisLeft from '@vx/axis/axis/AxisLeft';
<AxisLeft />

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hshoff avatar hshoff commented on May 3, 2024

fix is here #29

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