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Organize imports: add an option to put all absolute paths after node_modules ones

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Feature Request

Add a configuration option that to sort all the absolute paths (i.e. with baseUrl = /src in jsconfig.json) after all the node_modules paths.

Reason

More and more people use alias to avoid long relative paths. It’s a common practice to have first the third-party imports, then the absolute paths, and finally the relative ones.

Issue Analytics

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Created 5 years ago
Reactions:16
Comments:7

Top GitHub Comments

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medihackcommented, Sep 16, 2021

Oh yes, the current way makes this feature useless. Absolute paths are so common these days.

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tycobbbcommented, Dec 1, 2022

same problem here, but i usually use $ the absolute-like module resolution. can’t really use this feature unless it sorts based on the expanded paths, or is configurable.

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