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Support Typescript 2's baseUrl setting
See original GitHub issueTypescript 2 includes a baseUrl option in its tsconfig.json.
This option specifies the base path (relative to tsconfig.json) from which non-relative modules are imported (without conflicting with node_modules and such).
It could be nice for PathIntellisense to support this as well.
Example:
import { MyClass } from 'api/myModule'; // here, api folder is at the root of the project, though we can import it with this syntax from anywhere.
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@ChristianKohler I think it should display TS2 baseUrl files first, then npm packages.
@Elarcis I added a new option “Mapping”. See: https://marketplace.visualstudio.com/items?itemName=christian-kohler.path-intellisense. So you can add a mapping for an “api” folder. What do you think?