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pathomancer

v1.0.2

Published

Lightweight utility for resolving file paths

Readme

Pathomancer

Pathomancer is a lightweight utility for resolving file paths in complex projects and monorepos.
It takes messy imports with relative paths, custom aliases, symlinks, or even Node's module resolution and returns clean absolute paths.


Features

  • 🚀 Fast resolution with built-in caching
  • 🧭 Automatically detects the repo base directory
  • 🎯 Supports multiple alias sources:
    • tsconfig.json (compilerOptions.paths)
    • package.json (_moduleAliases or imports)
    • webpack.config.js (resolve.alias)
    • .babelrc or babel.config.js (module-resolver)
    • vite.config.js
  • 🔗 Handles symlinks (great for monorepos with PNPM/Yarn workspaces)
  • 🔄 refreshAliases() method to reload config dynamically
  • 🛡️ Falls back to Node's native require.resolve

Installation

npm install pathomancer
# or
yarn add pathomancer
# or
pnpm add pathomancer

Usage

import { RepoPathResolver } from "pathomancer";

// Start from anywhere inside your repo
const resolver = new RepoPathResolver("/my/monorepo/packages/service-a");

// Resolve a relative path
console.log(resolver.resolve("./utils/helper"));
// -> /my/monorepo/packages/service-a/utils/helper.ts

// Resolve a TypeScript alias
console.log(resolver.resolve("@core/logger"));
// -> /my/monorepo/packages/core/src/logger.ts

// Resolve a node_modules dependency
console.log(resolver.resolve("lodash"));
// -> /my/monorepo/node_modules/lodash/index.js