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absolute-to-alias-codefix

v1.0.2

Published

Codefix to help with converting a codebase that uses webpack absolute imports to an alias instead.

Downloads

4

Readme

absolute-to-alias-codefix [--location -l][--alias -a][--directory -d]

This codefix exists just to aid in converting your codebase from webpack absolute imports to aliased imports

Example: if you have "./src" mapped as an absolute location in webpack so you can `import Component from "components/Component.js"`, this can convert all absolute imports from that location to something like `import Component from "~/components/Component.js"`.

This script catches ES2015 import statements (both default and named) as well as require statements and jest.mock statements.

Options: --help -h view the list of options --location -l source location currently being accessed as an absolute, defaults to "src" --alias -a alias to use in place of the absolute, defaults to "~" --directory -d absolute path to the root of the project, defaults to the current directory