take note: inside src folder
I want to achieve module aliasing name instead of using require("../../services"), require("../../models").
i want to achieve something like this: require("@services"), require("@models");
How to achieve this on serverless framework with node js without using webpack or babel
There is a way to add alias to your node.js project :
You need to do three things. Add a jsconfig.json file at te root of your project, add _moduleAliases option and the module-alias lib inside your package.json and finally import the lib at the very top of your index.js.
Run the following command to install the lib :
npm i --save module-alias
Add a jsconfig.json will help your IDE to detect that you are using aliases. Here is an example of jsconfig.json file :
{
"compilerOptions": {
"baseUrl": ".",
"paths": {
"@/*": [
"common/*"
],
"@routes/*": [
"common/routes/*"
],
"@utils/*": [
"common/utils/*"
],
"@helper/*": [
"common/helper/*"
],
"@hooks/*": [
"common/hooks/*"
]
}
},
"include": [
"common/**/*"
]
}
It is here that the magic happened. In your package.json file add the following lines.
It is important to be synchronised with the jsconfig.json file in order to get fully working aliases. !
...
"_moduleAliases": {
"@": ".",
"@routes": "common/routes",
"@utils": "common/utils",
"@hooks": "common/hooks",
"@helper": "common/helper"
},
"depedencies": {
...
"module-alias": "^2.2.2" #Latest current version
...
},
...
At the very top of your index.js file add the following code :
require('module-alias/register')
...
This normally should do the trick
If needed, see the documentation here :
