The npm package babel-plugin-transform-export-extensions saw frequent releases from October 2015 to February 2016, with a few scattered releases in May 2016 and January 2017. Since then, there have been no new releases for over 8 years, indicating the package is likely no longer actively maintained. The last version was released in January 2017.
babel-plugin-transform-export-extensions enables the use of export extensions in Babel, allowing developers to write code like export { foo } from "./module.js" and export * from "./module.js";. This simplifies module re-exporting, improving code readability and maintainability. The plugin ensures proper translation of these modern syntax features into compatible JavaScript code, facilitating broader compatibility across different environments and build tools while leveraging the benefits of the updated export syntax.
Babel-plugin-transform-export-extensions downloads peaked in November 2024 at 3.55M. After a decline, numbers fluctuated in early 2025, with a slight recovery in June and July. August saw a drop, and September's partial data indicates a further decline, suggesting a potential shift in usage.
