Why can't I import properties by brace from a javascript file?

I defined a javascript file as below:
export default {
  parseOptions: {
    tolerant: true,
    raw: true,
    tokens: true,
    range: true,
    comment: true,
  },
  syntaxType: {
    callback: 'callback',
    promise: 'promise',
    await: 'await',
  },
};

I use below code to import it in other files:
import { syntaxType } from './options';
...
synaxType.callback

I get an error that synaxType is not defined when I use it. However if I change to below code it will work fine:
import options from './options';
options.synaxType.callback

I wonder what wrong with my previous import. Do I need to configure anything for that? Below is my babel configuration:
{
  "presets": [
    ["es2015"],
    "stage-0",
    "react",
    "react-boilerplate"
  ],

  "plugins": [
    "transform-decorators-legacy",
    "transform-class-properties",
    "transform-async-to-generator",
    "react-hot-loader/babel"
  ]
}

There are two types of exports, default exports and named exports. Default exports don't require a name, whereas named exports do.

Here's how to export a default value
export default "apple";

Here's how to import a default value
import iCanNameThisWhateverSinceItsADefaultExport from "./apple_module";

Here's how to export a named value
export const apple = "apple";

Here's how to import a named value
export {apple} from "./apple_module";

If you want to have named access to syntaxType, you have two options:
If you leave it how it is, you simply need to change your import statement to:
import options from "./options";
const {syntaxType, parseOptions} = options;
// or access properties normally via (i.e.) options.syntaxType

Or you can make syntaxType and parseOptions named exports:
export const parseOptions = {
    tolerant: true,
    raw: true,
    tokens: true,
    range: true,
    comment: true,
  };

export const syntaxType = {
    callback: 'callback',
    promise: 'promise',
    await: 'await',
  };

And import them with
import {syntaxType, parseOptions} from "options";

It's simply a syntax issue. Once you understand the syntax, you'll should be good to go with imports/exports. Read all about import and export statements in the excellent MDN docs.