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Webpack can't recognize modules

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I've got errors

Uncaught TypeError: setting getter-only property "todo" and Uncaught TypeError: lib is undefined.

I assume that those errors appeared when I created a new module for local storage API.

I moved specific functions of local storage to that module. When the whole code is stored in the global scope, the app functions without issues. The syntax for named export/import is correct.

The code from storage module:

export let todo = JSON.parse(localStorage.getItem("todo-list"));

export function setLocalStorage() {
    localStorage.setItem("todo-list", JSON.stringify(todo));
  }
  

How it's imported:

import { todo, setLocalStorage } from "./modules/storageModule";

You can check my repository here

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