Btw, you can use aliasing. Ive mentioned it on one of my posts, the guide to es6 one. I don't remember it sorry lol. It lets you use ~ as project root (or some specific directory of your choice) in your import statements.
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Btw, you can use aliasing. Ive mentioned it on one of my posts, the guide to es6 one. I don't remember it sorry lol. It lets you use ~ as project root (or some specific directory of your choice) in your import statements.