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Facing the `table/table is not exported from the package` error after upgrading to Angular 14? Discover our simple solution for this common issue.
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Resolving the table/table is not exported from the package Error in Angular 14

Upgrading your Angular application can be an exciting but challenging experience, especially when it leads to unexpected errors. One such error that developers using PrimeNG face after updating to Angular 14 is the table/table is not exported from the package. In this guide, we'll explore this issue in detail and guide you through a straightforward solution.

Understanding the Error

The error message you might encounter looks something like this:

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What Causes This Error?

This error typically occurs when:

There's an incorrect import path in your code.

The structure or exporting rules of the PrimeNG library have changed after the upgrade to Angular 14.

In this case, a common cause is that the import path which worked in Angular 13 is no longer valid in Angular 14.

How to Fix the Error

Let's walk through the steps to resolve this issue effectively.

Step 1: Identify the Incorrect Import

First, look for the following import in your TypeScript files:

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Step 2: Correct the Import Path

PrimeNG has adjusted its export structure in newer versions. You need to change the import statement to the correct format. Modify it to:

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Why This Change is Important

By using import { Table } from 'primeng/table';, you ensure that you're adhering to the updated package structure. This adjustment not only resolves the error but also aligns your code with the latest practices provided by PrimeNG in Angular 14.

Conclusion

Upgrading to a new version of Angular, especially with libraries like PrimeNG, can lead to compatibility issues due to changes in export paths and structures. By simply adjusting your import statements from primeng/table/table to primeng/table, you can overcome the table/table is not exported from the package error effortlessly.

Remember, keeping your imports clean and following the official documentation will help you avoid similar pitfalls in the future. Happy coding!