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False Alert on importing from self

See original GitHub issue

Bug Description

If doing import on your own package from within the very same package (for example having your bundler resolve it through alias) depcheck will report the dependency as missing.

Code snippets

Where the dependency is used:

import { Button } from '@myOwn/components';

Where the dependency is listed in package.json:

Nowhere. @myOwn/components is the package itself.

{
  "name": "@myOwn/components",
  "version": "0.0.1",
  "module": "dist/index.js",
  ...
}

Versions

node -v: v8.11.4
npm -v: 6.8.0
depcheck --version: 0.7.2

Extra info

npx depcheck reports:

Missing dependencies
* @myOwn/components

I guess this could be fixed by simply accounting for the name of the package that depcheck is running within.

I could create a PR for this if you think it’s a bug and it should be fixed.

Issue Analytics

State:
Created 4 years ago
Comments:6 (3 by maintainers)

Top GitHub Comments

2reactions

partynikkocommented, May 1, 2019

Anyone feel a need for this to be fixed?

0reactions

rumplcommented, Nov 3, 2019

Closing this one, we have another issue for webpack aliases

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