In Java, we have 4 visibility levels. Except public
and private
, we have protected
level and a default level (with no modifier) that is also called "package-local" or "package-private".
Modifier | Class | Package | Subclass | World |
---|---|---|---|---|
public | Y | Y | Y | Y |
protected | Y | Y | Y | X |
no modifier | Y | Y | X | X |
private | Y | X | X | X |
See: https://www.programcreek.com/2011/11/java-access-level-public-protected-private/
I especially need this "package-private" level in Javascript. Is there a similar way for Javascript modules?
I'm writing a library (NPM package) and I want to export
something (function
, class
, etc.) but not in the module's public API (to be used by consumers of the library). Just to be used locally between my module's files.