Resolve node_modules path in compiler

The compiler can’t resolve the node_modules path, e.g. as follows:

import "node_modules/zeppelin-solidity/contracts/math/SafeMath.sol";

I have to use the complete relative path to modules, and the vscode-solidity compiler will work:

import "../../node_modules/zeppelin-solidity/contracts/math/SafeMath.sol";

Did i miss something in configuration, or will this be fixed in an future version?

Best regards Patrice

[SCBuergel]

@juanfranblanco both import "../../node_modules..... as well as copying or sym-linking seems more like a hack. I see many projects relying on truffle. Supporting these projects in an IDE-agnostic fashion would really help here. Therefore I’d suggest to be compatible with truffle and thus resolve everything in the node_modules folder by default. The bigger picture is that I’m trying to limit the copy-pasting of Zeppelin libraries - and encourage others to follow good practices as well. That requires tools to be sufficiently flexible hence including the node_modules folder would bring us quite a bit forward towards more secure smart contracts in general.

[ImmuneGit]

I see that the problem is still presents. VSCode can’t find a path to zeppelin’s contracts when I write like this: import “zeppelin-solidity/contracts/ownership/Ownable.sol”.