Use current working directory for paths

[NotM1Dev]

I used path.resolve with the current working directory and the constructor options. This is easier for ESM projects, since you don't have to declare a dirname variable and can just type ./src/commands for example.

I've also used Prettier to format a _meta.json file, so new documentation pages can be added successfully.

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[NotM1Dev]

Apologies for the delay. Got exams this week 😭

I'll have to test the resolving of paths with this approach next week since I don't want it to introduce breaking changes.

It's fine. I know about your exams. This probably won't introduce anything breaking because path.resolve would still work when dirname is provided.

[notunderctrl]

It's fine. I know about your exams. This probably won't introduce anything breaking because path.resolve would still work when dirname is provided.

Even when appended with the current working directory?

[NotM1Dev]

Even when appended with the current working directory?

@notunderctrl Yeah, path.resolve is pretty good at this. Here's how I tested it:

const path = require('path');
const getPath = (p) => path.resolve(process.cwd(), p);

console.log(getPath('./src')); // Full path
console.log(getPath(`${__dirname}/src`)); // Full path