Starting the app throws an error (Ubuntu)

[claudesortwell]

Describe the Bug(버그 설명)

Anytime you tired to npm start (or run the built server), it would fail with:

internal/modules/cjs/loader.js:818
  throw err;
  ^

Error: Cannot find module './'
Require stack:

Version to Reproduce(현재 사용한 버전)

Ubuntu 20.04, Node v12.22.1, npm v6.14.12

Steps to Reproduce(재현 순서)

1. Start a new project with Prisma
2. Run npm install
3. Run npm start

Expected Behavior(예상 동작)

Its expected to start the server up on port 3000 but fails.

Actual Behavior(실제 동작)

Fails and quits server.

Additional Context(추가 사항)

I fixed this by changing line 4 of server.ts from:

import App from '@app';

to:

import App from './app';

Capture screen(캡쳐 화면)

[ljlm0402]

@claudesortwell

Thank you for leaving the bug issue.

After confirming this issue, we will take action.

[chrisurlaub]

I experienced the same issue using node v15.13.0 and after I switched to v13.11.0 everything worked well.

(though I had to install package "pg" manually to work with sequelize and postgresql)

[timothystewart6]

The same happens for me after a build. It also happens when putting it in a docker container. I am using node 14.16.1

[timothystewart6]

I think I made some progress. It seems like it might be tsc-alias which I haven't used before but I can see how it's convenient. I replaced all aliases with relative imports and built, then passed in variables manually as a test. The app started from the transpiled version immediately.

NODE_ENV=development PORT=3000 node server.js

2021-05-02 00:08:48 info: =================================
2021-05-02 00:08:48 info: ======= ENV: development =======
2021-05-02 00:08:48 info: 🚀 App listening on the port 3000
2021-05-02 00:08:48 info: =================================

I would like to use tsc-alias but not sure how to build a transpiled app with it. Thanks for this by the way. it's a great starter kit.