Rollup plugin to automatically resolve TypeScript path aliases.
npm install rollup-plugin-typescript-paths
Rollup Plugin to automatically resolve path aliases set in the compilerOptions section of tsconfig.json.
Don't use it if you're already using rollup-plugin-typescript. This plugin is only for use cases where your TypeScript code has already been transpiled before rollup runs.
For example, if you have
``js`
// tsconfig.json
{
"compilerOptions": {
// ...
"baseUrl": ".",
"paths": {
"@utils": ["src/helpers/utils"]
}
}
}
`js`
import { something } from '@utils';
Then this plugin will make sure that rollup knows how to resolve @utils.
- No config required. 😎
- Wildcards are supported. 💪
- Uses nodeModuleNameResolver from the Typescript API. 🤓
`
npm install --save-dev rollup-plugin-typescript-paths
`js
import { typescriptPaths } from 'rollup-plugin-typescript-paths';
export default {
// ...
plugins: [typescriptPaths()],
};
`
- absolute: Whether to resolve to absolute paths; defaults to true.nonRelative
- : Whether to resolve non-relative paths based on tsconfig's baseUrl, even if none of the paths are matched; defaults to false.preserveExtensions
- : Whether to preserve .ts and .tsx file extensions instead of having them changed to .js; defaults to false.tsConfigPath
- : Custom path to your tsconfig.json. Use this if the plugin can't seem to find the correct one by itself.transform`: If the plugin successfully resolves a path, this function allows you to hook into the process and transform that path before it is returned.
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MIT.