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ViewsHow to use 'go to path' with aliases in VScode
Using VScode I can go open a file that I am importing using CTRL + click into the import declaration:
By doing that the VScode will open the file index.js at the folder ./code
I also can create and export alias to some files using vue.config.js:
Then I can import using the alias:
The problem I want to solve is: How can I CTRL + click and open a file that were imported using alias?
There are any extensions that can do it?
It would be very useful, because when I need to edit the file I could go directly to it without having to manually look for the path.
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You can configure the path aliases in VS Code with a jsconfig.json file (or tsconfig.json if using TypeScript).
Create <projectRoot>/jsconfig.json with the compilerOptions.paths option set to glob patterns that match the ones from Webpack's resolve.alias:
{
"compilerOptions": {
"baseUrl": "./",
"paths": {
"@themeConfig": ["src/libs/themeConfig.js"],
"@core/*": ["src/@core/*"],
"@validations": ["src/@core/utils/validations/validations.js"],
"@axios/*": ["src/libs/axios/*"]
}
}
}
