To define a typescript alias in tsconfig.json, you can use the following syntax:
"paths": {
"@net/*":["net/*"],
"@auth/*":["auth/*"],
},
After defining the alias, you can then use it in your code like this in index.ts:
import { ResponseHandler } from "@net/rest/ResponseHandler";
export { ResponseHandler };
When compiling the typescript project, you may want to replace the alias @net with the project's real path such as ../net/rest/ResponseHandler. This will ensure that the project path is correctly parsed when used in other projects as a library. One way to achieve this is by using a tool like tsc-alias. After installing the tsc-alias library, you can run the following command:
"tscbuild": "tsc && tsc-alias",
If the above method does not successfully replace the alias @net, you may need to explore alternative solutions. Do you have any suggestions on how to effectively replace the typescript alias? Share your thoughts!.