subpath patterns can also be used in package.json. I like to think of it as a cool free feature baked right in to nodejs.
For example:
{ "exports": { "./features/*": "./src/features/*.js" }, "imports": { "#internal/*": "./src/internal/*.js", "#root/*": "./" } }
This way, it's tied to the node project, which will work no matter what the IDE is.
Thanks a lot for sharing! I wasn't aware of this feature
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subpath patterns can also be used in package.json. I like to think of it as a cool free feature baked right in to nodejs.
For example:
This way, it's tied to the node project, which will work no matter what the IDE is.
Thanks a lot for sharing! I wasn't aware of this feature