Waymark / Routes / vite.dev Configure path aliases in Vite with resolve.alias (e.g. @ -> src)
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Documented steps Open vite.config and add resolve.alias using the object form: alias: { '@': '/absolute/path/to/src' }. Always use absolute paths for filesystem aliases (import path or new URL(..., import.meta.url)), not relative values. For regex/replacement support use the array form: [{ find: /^(.*)\.js$/, replacement: '$1.alias' }]. Order matters: the first matching rule is applied, so put more specific aliases first. Keep tsconfig.json paths in sync (paths + baseUrl) so the TS language server resolves the same aliases. Restart the dev server after changing vite.config. Known gotchas Relative alias values are used as-is and often break; prefer absolute paths. resolve.alias order matters - first definition wins. For SSR externalized deps, alias the actual node_modules package; Yarn/pnpm support npm: prefix aliasing. Missing tsconfig paths sync leads to editor 'cannot find module' errors even though Vite builds fine.
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