Make import paths explicit on build
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I'm setting up webpack.resolve.modules on webpack's config to resolve the import paths, however on my resulting build files I'm still getting the absolute path.
For example:
import { Input, Button, Message } from 'src/index';
instead of:
import { Input, Button, Message } from '../../src/index';
How can I make webpack produce explicit relative paths on the resulting dist files?
javascript webpack
asked Nov 13 at 15:05
rubentd
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I'm setting up webpack.resolve.modules on webpack's config to resolve the import paths, however on my resulting build files I'm still getting the absolute path.
For example:
import { Input, Button, Message } from 'src/index';
instead of:
import { Input, Button, Message } from '../../src/index';
How can I make webpack produce explicit relative paths on the resulting dist files?
javascript webpack
asked Nov 13 at 15:05
rubentd
986721
That does not look right. Did you miss a./there?./src/index?
– squgeim
Nov 13 at 15:08
Nope, I'm using src/index since I setup that folder on resolve.modules. I'll update my question to clarify that
– rubentd
Nov 13 at 15:12
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I'm setting up webpack.resolve.modules on webpack's config to resolve the import paths, however on my resulting build files I'm still getting the absolute path.
For example:
import { Input, Button, Message } from 'src/index';
instead of:
import { Input, Button, Message } from '../../src/index';
How can I make webpack produce explicit relative paths on the resulting dist files?
javascript webpack
asked Nov 13 at 15:05
rubentd
986721
I'm setting up webpack.resolve.modules on webpack's config to resolve the import paths, however on my resulting build files I'm still getting the absolute path.
For example:
import { Input, Button, Message } from 'src/index';
instead of:
import { Input, Button, Message } from '../../src/index';
How can I make webpack produce explicit relative paths on the resulting dist files?
javascript webpack
javascript webpack
asked Nov 13 at 15:05
rubentd
986721
asked Nov 13 at 15:05
rubentd
986721
edited Nov 16 at 6:25
asked Nov 13 at 15:05
rubentd
986721
asked Nov 13 at 15:05
rubentd
986721
asked Nov 13 at 15:05
rubentd
986721
986721
That does not look right. Did you miss a./there?./src/index?
– squgeim
Nov 13 at 15:08
Nope, I'm using src/index since I setup that folder on resolve.modules. I'll update my question to clarify that
– rubentd
Nov 13 at 15:12
add a comment |
That does not look right. Did you miss a./there?./src/index?
– squgeim
Nov 13 at 15:08
Nope, I'm using src/index since I setup that folder on resolve.modules. I'll update my question to clarify that
– rubentd
Nov 13 at 15:12
That does not look right. Did you miss a
./ there? ./src/index?– squgeim
Nov 13 at 15:08
That does not look right. Did you miss a
./ there? ./src/index?– squgeim
Nov 13 at 15:08
Nope, I'm using src/index since I setup that folder on resolve.modules. I'll update my question to clarify that
– rubentd
Nov 13 at 15:12
Nope, I'm using src/index since I setup that folder on resolve.modules. I'll update my question to clarify that
– rubentd
Nov 13 at 15:12
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That does not look right. Did you miss a
./there?./src/index?– squgeim
Nov 13 at 15:08
Nope, I'm using src/index since I setup that folder on resolve.modules. I'll update my question to clarify that
– rubentd
Nov 13 at 15:12