styles-import-last

To enforce CSS module imports to appear last in React, you can automatically validate import blocks and move style imports to the end while preserving existing import groupings. This applies to both .tsx and .jsx files.

Styles should be imported last in React components to improve code readability and maintain consistent styling conventions. Placing CSS or SCSS module imports at the bottom of the import block keeps structural and logic imports distinct.

Yes, styles import ordering works with mixed import groups in .tsx and .jsx files. It validates the import block, preserves your existing groupings, and ensures CSS or SCSS module imports are placed at the end without altering runtime behavior.

The best way to move SCSS module imports to the end of an import block is to apply an automated import ordering rule. This shifts style imports to the bottom while keeping other import groups intact across your React components and pages.

Yes, you can apply styles import ordering to both components and pages in a React project. The enforcement covers standard web project files with .tsx and .jsx extensions, ensuring consistent import ordering across the application.

No, enforcing styles import ordering will not alter the runtime behavior of your React application. It strictly adjusts the visual order of imports within the block to place CSS or SCSS modules last, preserving all existing dependencies and execution logic.