Preserve IntelliSense
See original GitHub issueI have a small, but annoying issue with this package.
By default Visual Studio Code comes with IntelliSense, where you can type object.
and you will get a list of all possible functions / params / etc.
But when using path aliases, the IntelliSense isn’t working anymore.
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If you are using TypeScript then you can use tsconfig.json and set
path
andbaseUrl
should help intellisense with vscode.{ "baseUrl": "./src", "paths": { "@/*": [ "*" ] } }
@divrse Good luck with it! I’d recommend using Typescript 🤣