Fortunately, support for absolute imports using the @ wildcard might be a possibility in CRA 3.0!
While there's nothing wrong with react-scripts-ts, we did switch to react-scripts 2.0 at work for the improved Babel integration, which allows us to use Babel plugins for libraries like styled-components. Fortunately our upgrade path was fairly frictionless.
Also, I forgot to mention it in the post but someone did fork react-scripts-ts in an effort to keep it up to date! github.com/jpavon/react-scripts-ts
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Fortunately, support for absolute imports using the
@wildcard might be a possibility in CRA 3.0!While there's nothing wrong with
react-scripts-ts, we did switch toreact-scripts2.0 at work for the improved Babel integration, which allows us to use Babel plugins for libraries likestyled-components. Fortunately our upgrade path was fairly frictionless.Also, I forgot to mention it in the post but someone did fork
react-scripts-tsin an effort to keep it up to date! github.com/jpavon/react-scripts-ts