Setting up Subpath Import Aliases in a TypeScript Project

• tsconfig-paths

  6 1,810 0.0 TypeScript

  Load node modules according to tsconfig paths, in run-time or via API.

  

  In TypeScript, there is an older way for setting up aliases via paths option. Although it works fine for TypeScript itself, the problem is that Node.js is not aware of this config. You need to use third party packages to run compiled code (tsconfig-paths, tsc-alias).

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• vitest

  132 12,792 9.9 TypeScript

  Next generation testing framework powered by Vite.

  

  vitest.config.mts for running unit tests with vitest

• tsc-alias

  2 885 5.4 TypeScript

  Replace alias paths with relative paths after typescript compilation

  In TypeScript, there is an older way for setting up aliases via paths option. Although it works fine for TypeScript itself, the problem is that Node.js is not aware of this config. You need to use third party packages to run compiled code (tsconfig-paths, tsc-alias).

• subpath-imports-typescript

  1 2 6.6 TypeScript

  Example of TypeScript project with Subpath Imports

  I've published a final working example on GitHub, you are welcome to check it out. Thanks for reading and happy coding! ❤️

• tsx

  28 9,461 9.5 TypeScript

  ⚡️ TypeScript Execute | The easiest way to run TypeScript in Node.js

  

  For other tools, you should check their documentation on custom conditions support. I've tried to run my project with tsx. As it supports all Node.js flags, I've just provided custom condition via -C flag:

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