Looks great. What did you use to be able to use @ to access files outside of the current directory? I’ve always just used ../ to exit and then go back into the file.
I used webpack alias to configure alias name to directories. It's easy that way.
You can refer this line for more info. github.com/flexdinesh/flexdinesh.g...
Sweet! Thank you for the quick reply
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Looks great. What did you use to be able to use @ to access files outside of the current directory? I’ve always just used ../ to exit and then go back into the file.
I used webpack alias to configure alias name to directories. It's easy that way.
You can refer this line for more info.
github.com/flexdinesh/flexdinesh.g...
Sweet! Thank you for the quick reply