This plugin adds an extra resolution for directories, as it will look for ${dirname}.js and thus allows you to drop index.js files inside your directories.
Useful for frontend components when you have a directory per component, with either styles, or tests along the component file.
When you require a folder:
import BarComponent from './BarComponent';You must use an index.js file as an export proxy:
├── BarComponent
│ ├── BarComponent.js
│ ├── BarComponent.spec.js
│ └── index.js
With this plugin, you can clean up the structure and have working directory imports by dirname:
├── BarComponent
│ ├── BarComponent.js
│ └── BarComponent.spec.js
yarn add --dev directory-resolver
- Add the plugin to your
.babel.config.js(or.babelrc)
module.exports = {
presets: [['@babel/preset-env']],
plugins: ['directory-resolver']
};| Script | Description |
|---|---|
| start | Alias of test:watch |
| test | Run jest unit tests |
| test:watch | Run and watch jest unit tests |
| lint | Run eslint static tests |
| build | Compile the library |
| build:watch | Compile and watch the library |
Olivier Louvignes
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