Webpack resolve.alias does not work with typescript?

If you're using ts-loader, you might have to synchronize your webpack alias/resolve settings with your paths setting in your tsconfig.json.

{    "compilerOptions": {        "baseUrl": "./",        "paths": {            "Hello": ["src/components/Hello"]        }    }}

If you're using awesome-typescript-loader, then webpack can figure this out automatically from the paths setting in your tsconfig.json, as per the status on this issue from the repo. That way, you don't need to duplicate the same information in your Webpack alias field.

You are missing one very important point in tsconfig.json:The matching pattern!

It should be configured like this:

"baseUrl": ".","paths": {    "appSrc/*": [        "src/*"    ] }

The "*" is the important part to tell TS to match anything on the right side.

I found that out from this article: Type-safe es2015 module import path aliasing with Webpack, Typescript and Jest

NOTE

• Make sure all your webpack.config.js are updated (e.g. if you usestorybook).
• If you use Visual Studio Code you may need to restart it,in order for the squiggly lines to disappear.

As others have mentioned, you need to provide an alias in your webpack.config.js:

    resolve: {         extensions: [".ts", ".js"],        alias: {            forms: path.resolve(__dirname, "src/forms/")        }     },

This needs to be in synch with your tsconfig.json file (baseUrl and paths are required).

"compilerOptions":  {    baseUrl: "./",    ...    paths: {       "forms/*": ["src/forms/*"]    }}

Note: The wildcard pattern is necessary to match with your resolve alias configuration.

Then you can import any library using your alias:

import { FormsModule } from "forms/my-forms/my-forms.module";