Webpack has an option to affect how the resolving is done. For example, one can set alias Utilities: path.resolve(__dirname, 'src/utilities/') and then write import something from "Utilities/something.js". The plugin will, however, complain that it cannot find module Utilities, which makes this feature unusable with it.
I think simply ignoring case when a module does not exist would solve the issue.
Webpack has an option to affect how the resolving is done. For example, one can set alias
Utilities: path.resolve(__dirname, 'src/utilities/')
and then writeimport something from "Utilities/something.js"
. The plugin will, however, complain that it cannot find moduleUtilities
, which makes this feature unusable with it.I think simply ignoring case when a module does not exist would solve the issue.