You can use: npmjs.com/package/tsconfig-paths
it much easier
Thank you so much! I've probably spent like 6 hours in total trying to get this to work and I finally see the listening on port 3000 log 😁
listening on port 3000
I also kept receiving module_not_found while running ts-node. The way that worked for me (taken from stackoverflow.com/questions/566507...
In tsconfig.json add the following section:
tsconfig.json
"ts-node": { "require": ["tsconfig-paths/register"] },
In order to make the script run on the compiled js (for production distribution), you can defined the following script in package.json:
package.json
"scripts": { "start": "TS_NODE_BASEURL=./dist node -r tsconfig-paths/register dist/index.js" }
Don't forget to run npm i tsconfig-paths
npm i tsconfig-paths
you made my day, thx!
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You can use:
npmjs.com/package/tsconfig-paths
it much easier
Thank you so much! I've probably spent like 6 hours in total trying to get this to work and I finally see the
listening on port 3000log 😁I also kept receiving module_not_found while running ts-node.
The way that worked for me (taken from stackoverflow.com/questions/566507...
In
tsconfig.jsonadd the following section:In order to make the script run on the compiled js (for production distribution), you can defined the following script in
package.json:Don't forget to run
npm i tsconfig-pathsyou made my day, thx!