I'm working in an Angular 11 project. A lot of the imports in this project are using a relative path or an absolute path. I have ESLint set-up for this project, I want to prevent relative import paths, and only allow absolute paths. But I'm not finding a rule to do this. I've found: no-relative-parent-imports, but it's not giving me issues for paths like: import { HttpService } from "../http/http.service"; or import { RouterService } from "../../services/router/router.service"; (both are not absolute paths, the absolute paths for these would be import { HttpService } from "app/services/http/http.service"; and import { RouterService } from "app/services/router/router.service"; respectively. I've read this article: https://medium.com/@aayush123/escaping-relative-import-hell-react-native-eslint-atom-57dc2cae5bcc But I want to avoid adding another thing like Babel if I can avoid it. Is there a rule for ESLint to prevent any type of relative paths? To only allow absolute paths? Continue reading...
