I'm finding that I cannot import packages that have been installed in src/node_modules, I get 'module not found' errors. Installing these packages into the top level node_modules directory fixes the issue, but I think we should be able to have our non testing related packages only installed in the src/node_modules folder.
I'm not sure why webpack isn't finding this node_modules directory, as node should scan the tree for all available install locations right?
My workaround was to change the webpackConfig and explicitly list the node_modules directory in src as a root.
I'm finding that I cannot import packages that have been installed in src/node_modules, I get 'module not found' errors. Installing these packages into the top level node_modules directory fixes the issue, but I think we should be able to have our non testing related packages only installed in the src/node_modules folder.
I'm not sure why webpack isn't finding this node_modules directory, as node should scan the tree for all available install locations right?
My workaround was to change the webpackConfig and explicitly list the node_modules directory in src as a root.
var webpackConfig = { resolve: { root: [ path.join(wallaby.projectCacheDir, 'src'), path.join(wallaby.localProjectDir, 'src','node_modules') ], extensions: ['', '.js', '.jsx', '.json'] }, module: { loaders: [ // JavaScript is handled by the Wallaby Babel compiler { test: /.json$/, loader: 'json-loader' } ] } };
Any ideas on if this is the correct approach here? If so should we make this change?