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eslint-import-resolver-node 0.3.9

Node default behavior import resolution plugin for eslint-plugin-import.
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28 Nov 2015
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8 Aug 2023
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9 Packages, Including:
debug@3.2.7
eslint-import-resolver-node@0.3.9
function-bind@1.1.2
hasown@2.0.2
is-core-module@2.13.1
ms@2.1.3
path-parse@1.0.7
resolve@1.22.8
supports-preserve-symlinks-flag@1.0.0
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β“˜ This is a list of eslint-import-resolver-node 's direct dependencies. Data on all dependencies, including transitive ones, is available via CSV download.
NameVersionSizeLicenseTypeVulnerabilities
debug3.2.716.48 kBMIT
prod
is-core-module2.13.19.05 kBMIT
prod
resolve1.22.826.69 kBMIT
prod

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Frequently Asked Questions

What does eslint-import-resolver-node do?

The eslint-import-resolver-node is an essential Node default behavior import resolution plugin for eslint-plugin-import. Its primary function is to enable Node-style module resolution, ensuring seamless and efficient integration of various JavaScript modules in your coding project. Noteworthy, this npm package is published separately to cater to version-specific needs in your project, especially when addressing possible breaking changes.

How do you use eslint-import-resolver-node?

To benefit from the features offered by eslint-import-resolver-node, you will first need to install it. Use npm install eslint-import-resolver-node to get it into your project. After installation, you can specify its configurations inside a .eslintrc file in your workspace. An example configuration can look like the following:

settings:
  import/resolver:
    node:
      extensions:
        - .js
        - .jsx
        - .es6
        - .coffee
      paths:
        - /usr/local/share/global_modules
      moduleDirectory:
        - node_modules
        - bower_components
        - project/src

For simpler configurations that use default options, you can utilize it as follows:

settings:
  import/resolver: node

The parameters such as 'extensions', 'paths', 'moduleDirectory' etc. can be adjusted according to your project's specific needs and structure.

Where are the eslint-import-resolver-node docs?

For extensive documentation on eslint-import-resolver-node, you can navigate to the official npm page of this package at eslint-import-resolver-node. There, you will find detailed information on its installation, usage, configuration options, and much more. Get familiarized with all its content to optimize your experience with this Node.js import resolution plugin.