The prefer-default-export rule fires when I do this:

// typography.js
export const { rhythm, TypographyStyle } = typography;

But I get import-named complaining that 'rhythm' cannot be found when I change it back to:

// typography.js
export default typography;

And continue to reference it like this:

// component.js
import { rhythm } from 'utils/typography';

I guess I prefer the first option, but that would require that prefer-default-export understand destructuring.

On the other hand, do we really want to be that restrictive on the import destructuring check? Isn't it reasonable to destructure a default export?