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eslint-import-resolver-webpack

v0.13.9

Published

Resolve paths to dependencies, given a webpack.config.js. Plugin for eslint-plugin-import.

Downloads

4,842,076

Readme

eslint-import-resolver-webpack

npm

Webpack-literate module resolution plugin for eslint-plugin-import.

:boom: Only "synchronous" Webpack configs are supported at the moment. If your config returns a Promise, this will cause problems. Consider splitting your asynchronous configuration to a separate config.

Published separately to allow pegging to a specific version in case of breaking changes.

To use with eslint-plugin-import, run:

npm i eslint-import-resolver-webpack -g

or if you manage ESLint as a dev dependency:

# inside your project's working tree
npm install eslint-import-resolver-webpack --save-dev

Will look for webpack.config.js as a sibling of the first ancestral package.json, or a config parameter may be provided with another filename/path either relative to the package.json, or a complete, absolute path.

If multiple webpack configurations are found the first configuration containing a resolve section will be used. Optionally, the config-index (zero-based) setting can be used to select a specific configuration.

---
settings:
  import/resolver: webpack  # take all defaults

or with explicit config file name:

---
settings:
  import/resolver:
    webpack:
      config: 'webpack.dev.config.js'

or with explicit config file index:

---
settings:
  import/resolver:
    webpack:
      config: 'webpack.multiple.config.js'
      config-index: 1   # take the config at index 1

or with explicit config file path relative to your projects's working directory:

---
settings:
  import/resolver:
    webpack:
      config: './configs/webpack.dev.config.js'

or with explicit config object:

---
settings:
  import/resolver:
    webpack:
      config:
        resolve:
          extensions:
            - .js
            - .jsx

If your config relies on environment variables, they can be specified using the env parameter. If your config is a function, it will be invoked with the value assigned to env:

---
settings:
  import/resolver:
    webpack:
      config: 'webpack.config.js'
      env:
        NODE_ENV: 'local'
        production: true

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