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@dvhb/craco-extend-scope
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An extend scope plugin for craco / react-scripts / create-react-app
By default create-react-app don't allow you to import modules outside of
/src
dir, it throws error like this:
Relative imports outside of src/ are not supported
. This plugin extends CRA config to add custom paths to
ModuleScopePlugin.
craco-extend-scope
is tested with:
react-scripts
: ^2.1.5
@craco/craco
: ^3.5.0
First, follow the craco
Installation Instructions
to install the craco
package, create a craco.config.js
file, and modify the scripts in your package.json
.
Then install craco-extend-scope
:
$ npm i @dvhb/craco-extend-scope
# OR
$ yarn add @dvhb/craco-extend-scope
Here is a complete craco.config.js
configuration file that extends scope of create-react-app
:
const cracoExtendScope = require('./craco-extend-scope');
module.exports = {
plugins: [{ plugin: cracoExtendScope, options: { path: 'static' } }]
};
Now you can use absolute import in you code like this:
import 'static/styles.css';
FAQs
An extend scope plugin for craco / react-scripts / create-react-app
We found that @dvhb/craco-extend-scope demonstrated a not healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released a year ago. It has 4 open source maintainers collaborating on the project.
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