Enforce static imports over dynamic import() in TypeScript and JavaScript code.
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The guideline reduces the use of dynamic import() in TypeScript/JavaScript, promoting static imports to improve static analysis, tooling compatibility, and code readability.
Refactor code to use static imports instead of dynamic import() wherever possible.
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Static imports improve static analysis, tooling compatibility, type checking, and code readability, whereas dynamic import() reduces these benefits and complicates tree-shaking during bundle optimization.
Dynamic import() is acceptable for lazy loading, route-based code splitting, or conditional loading scenarios, but static imports should be the default for most modules to ensure better bundling.
You can enforce static imports by applying linting rules that flag dynamic import() usage, providing clear refactoring guidelines and practical examples to replace them with static imports.
Yes, replacing dynamic import() with static imports allows bundlers to perform static analysis and tree-shaking more effectively, resulting in optimized bundles and improved type checking capabilities.
The best way to refactor dynamic import() is to convert them to static imports wherever possible, documenting exceptions only for specific scenarios like lazy loading or code-splitting to maintain code quality.
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