python import { p.* } from "./app" in typescript-CodePudding

I was wandering if there is an equivalent to this code in python import { p.* } from "./app" in typescript

currently I am achiving it like this but this is tedious work and it does not even work for all functions:

import { p as p5 } from "./app";

const translate = p5.translate;
const rotate = p5.rotate;
const fill = p5.fill;
const strokeWeight = p5.strokeWeight;
const stroke = p5.stroke;

export { translate, rotate, fill, strokeWeight, stroke }

CodePudding user response：

No. There is no wildcard import feature in TypeScript (or ECMAScript).

Instead of the "tedious work" of those re-exports, you should use an editor/IDE that can deal with adding import statements, so you don't need to do it by hand.

CodePudding user response：

You can use object destruction in export statements, so this should work, which is a bit cleaner:

export const { translate, rotate, fill, stroke } from './app'

A cleaner option would be to have a file that has everything you want to export from it as a separate file, and use export * from in here instead, like so:

// p.js
export { translate, rotate, ... } // use the same consts you would do in './app'

// other.js
export * from './p'