Added resolve-root jsSrc #213
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Taking advantage of the configuration property resolve-root. http://webpack.github.io/docs/configuration.html#resolve-root This makes file importing inside subfolders a little easier. See example: Now use: import Something from 'mydir/myfile'; Old way: import Something from '../../mydir/myfile';
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Let's do it. This is actually one of the oldest issues in the repo, from back when I was using browserify: #17 There was some worry about naming conflicts with installed I'll try it locally quick before merging. |
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@nhunzaker I noticed you were doing this for a while, and then stopped and are back to relative paths. I think I asked once but forgot... did you have concerns about this? |
[update] Added resolve-root jsSrc
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oh. I just bumped into why this can be problematic :/ Server-side rendering. I'm working on an isomorphic react app, and node doesn't know about my webpack config when I pull in those files. So just be aware of that. @nhunzaker I think I remember now you mentioning thats why you switched. |
Taking advantage of the configuration property resolve-root. http://webpack.github.io/docs/configuration.html#resolve-root
This makes file importing inside subfolders a little easier. See example:
Now use:
import Something from 'mydir/myfile';
Old way:
import Something from '../../mydir/myfile';