Modules Dynamic

JavaScript Dynamic Import

Dynamic Import uses the syntax:

import(module);

Note: Dynamic Import was introduced in ECMAScript 2020 Dynamic Import is a way to load JavaScript modules at runtime, rather than at the start of your program.

Modern Software

Modern software splits imports into separate chunks.

Modules are downloaded only when requested - this method has many names:.

• Dynamic Import
• Code Splitting
• Lazy Loading
• Conditional Loading

Dynamic import is one of the most powerful features for modular and efficient code.

Unlike Static Import (which must appear at the top of a file), Dynamic Import can be used anywhere - inside functions, conditionals, event handlers, etc.

Syntax

import("./module.js")

• The argument must be a string or expression that resolves to a path
• You must run the import inside a module script (

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