How to rename a variable and continue importing all

[Kunoky]

Describe the bug

` //a.js export function a() {} export function b() {} ...

// AutoImport

AutoImport({ imports: [ { 'a.js': [ 'a': 'A' ] } ]

}) ` At this point, b and other variables cannot be imported How to continue importing b and other variables without renaming them?

Reproduction

Perhaps this is not necessary

System Info

win10

Used Package Manager

npm

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[tudou99]

I am wondering if it would be a good idea to provide a callback that allows users to confirm whether the alias feature is needed. Currently, I am duplicating the configuration for the items that are being used.

[tudou99]

I have obtained the configuration information for Vue from unimport and applied some filtering. This is necessary because the h variable is automatically imported into the local package, causing variable conflicts.

const { builtinPresets } = require("unimport");

AutoImport({
  imports: [
    {
      vue: builtinPresets.vue.imports
        .filter((v) => v !== "h")
        .concat([["h", "HAliasName"]]),
    },
  ],
}),

[Kunoky]

I have obtained the configuration information for Vue from unimport and applied some filtering. This is necessary because the h variable is automatically imported into the local package, causing variable conflicts.

const { builtinPresets } = require("unimport");

AutoImport({
  imports: [
    {
      vue: builtinPresets.vue.imports
        .filter((v) => v !== "h")
        .concat([["h", "HAliasName"]]),
    },
  ],
}),

Thank you, but this is essentially exhaustive and does not have universality