//I had this issue and it took me the better part of an hour
//to realize all I had to do was remove the .ts extension from the import.
// index.ts
import { renderSection, useConfig, writeToFile } from './hooks.ts'
// changed from `./hooks.ts` to `./hooks`
import { renderSection, useConfig, writeToFile } from './hooks'// index.ts
import { renderSection, useConfig, writeToFile } from './hooks.ts'
// changed from `./hooks.ts` to `./hooks`
import { renderSection, useConfig, writeToFile } from './hooks'// index.ts
import { renderSection, useConfig, writeToFile } from './hooks.ts'
// changed from `./hooks.ts` to `./hooks`
import { renderSection, useConfig, writeToFile } from './hooks''use strict';
const webpack = require('webpack');
module.exports = {
...
resolve: {
extensions: [".ts", ".tsx", ".js"]
},
...
};//I had this issue and it took me the better part of an hour
//to realize all I had to do was remove the .ts extension from the import.
// index.ts
import { renderSection, useConfig, writeToFile } from './hooks.ts'
// changed from `./hooks.ts` to `./hooks`
import { renderSection, useConfig, writeToFile } from './hooks'// index.ts
import { renderSection, useConfig, writeToFile } from './hooks.ts'
// changed from `./hooks.ts` to `./hooks`
import { renderSection, useConfig, writeToFile } from './hooks'//I had this issue and it took me the better part of an hour
//to realize all I had to do was remove the .ts extension from the import.
// index.ts
import { renderSection, useConfig, writeToFile } from './hooks.ts'
// changed from `./hooks.ts` to `./hooks`
import { renderSection, useConfig, writeToFile } from './hooks'// index.ts
import { renderSection, useConfig, writeToFile } from './hooks.ts'
// changed from `./hooks.ts` to `./hooks`
import { renderSection, useConfig, writeToFile } from './hooks'//I had this issue and it took me the better part of an hour
//to realize all I had to do was remove the .ts extension from the import.
// index.ts
import { renderSection, useConfig, writeToFile } from './hooks.ts'
// changed from `./hooks.ts` to `./hooks`
import { renderSection, useConfig, writeToFile } from './hooks'//I had this issue and it took me the better part of an hour
//to realize all I had to do was remove the .ts extension from the import.
// index.ts
import { renderSection, useConfig, writeToFile } from './hooks.ts'
// changed from `./hooks.ts` to `./hooks`
import { renderSection, useConfig, writeToFile } from './hooks'