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Currently, relative imports are used across all files, and barrel files are used inconsistently across modules. This makes the import statements long, verbose, and slightly difficult to maintain.
The goals of a fix should be to:
Add barrel files to all modules, so that every class can be imported at the module level and not the file level
Change relative imports to absolute imports using module-alias
Here is an issue that describes setting up module aliases on TypeScript so that the compiled JS also uses the aliases.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
Currently, relative imports are used across all files, and barrel files are used inconsistently across modules. This makes the import statements long, verbose, and slightly difficult to maintain.
The goals of a fix should be to:
Here is an issue that describes setting up module aliases on TypeScript so that the compiled JS also uses the aliases.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: