In JS, if when import a file as a whole, the syntax is
import XXX from ‘./xxx’
But I think this is semantically wrong, because the word from indicates that the thing you are importing is a part of the file, not the file itself.
For example, if A takes a candy from B, then the candy is just a part of B’s belongings, not B himself.
So it should be just import ‘./xxx’, and it is like this in other languages such as Java.
If we need to give it an alias, it is import ‘./xxx’ as xxx.
If it is like this, then when importing parts from a file, we can omit the dereference curly brackets, so it is import XXX from ‘./xxx’ instead of import { XXX } from ‘./xxx’.
In the latter, {} and from are redundant and confusing.
