fix(windows): fix component import paths on windows #46
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fixes #43
information
the path module, doesn't care about the platform (see nodejs/node#12298)
and since you used explicit
path.posix
, relative paths didn't resolve correctly on windows.using
path.win32
would lead to the correct fs paths,but we need the posix path to be written into the resulting component entry
to be discussed
there may be an more elegant way to convert the paths than using
.replace()
changes
use
path.win32
for windows platforms:const path = require('path')[process.platform === 'win32' ? 'win32' : 'posix']
and transform component import paths with
pathCrossEnv()
which replaces slashes to posix style if running on windows
system
tested on windows 10 in git bash
node v12.1.0
npm v6.13.0