javascript - Uncaught ReferenceError: Redux is not defined or Uncaught ReferenceError: createStore is not defined -


i try import redux library pages this:

import redux 'redux';

and 2 types of errors in chrome console: 

uncaught referenceerror: redux not defined

or

uncaught referenceerror: createstore not defined

what issue?

you should use instead:

import { createstore } 'redux';

then going refer createstore , not use redux variable.
accourding misterious reasons redux developers not named global var after name of library.


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