reactjsHow do I use ReactJS to require modules?

ReactJS uses ES6 import statements to require modules. To use a module, you just need to import it with an import statement, like so:

import React from 'react';

This statement imports the React object from the 'react' module.

To use a module's exported functions, you can use the dot notation, like so:

import React from 'react';

React.render();

This code calls the render() function from the imported React object.

You can also import multiple modules at once, like so:

import React, {Component} from 'react';

This statement imports the React object and the Component object from the 'react' module.

You can also import individual functions from a module, like so:

import {render} from 'react';

render();

This statement imports the render() function from the 'react' module and calls it.

ReactJS also supports named imports, like so:

import {render as renderReact} from 'react';

renderReact();

This statement imports the render() function from the 'react' module and calls it as renderReact().

For more information on how to use ReactJS to require modules, please refer to the ReactJS docs.