I have a repository that I published to a package. I installed this package in another repository and want to use it but I get an error: (where the ... are the name of any package that trying to import in my package)

X [ERROR] Could not resolve "@.../..."

    ../../node_modules/.../.../src/.../....ts:6:7:
      6 │ import "@.../...";
        ╵        ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~

  You can mark the path "@.../..." as external to exclude it from the bundle,
  which will remove this error.

X [ERROR] Could not resolve "@.../..."

    ../../node_modules/.../.../src/.../....ts:7:7:
      7 │ import "@.../...";
        ╵        ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~

How can I refactor the url so I can use that package?

I have a repository that I published to a package. I installed this package in another repository and want to use it but I get an error: (where the ... are the name of any package that trying to import in my package)

X [ERROR] Could not resolve "@.../..."

    ../../node_modules/.../.../src/.../....ts:6:7:
      6 │ import "@.../...";
        ╵        ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~

  You can mark the path "@.../..." as external to exclude it from the bundle,
  which will remove this error.

X [ERROR] Could not resolve "@.../..."

    ../../node_modules/.../.../src/.../....ts:7:7:
      7 │ import "@.../...";
        ╵        ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~

How can I refactor the url so I can use that package?

• javascript
• import
• package

• 1 npm i -S <the-package> --legacy-peer-deps may also help in certain cases. – Webia1 Commented Feb 12, 2024 at 15:40

1 Answer 1

Assuming you're using esbuild for packaging, you should be able to use the --external flag:

esbuild entry.ts [...options...] '--external:<your dependency>'

cf. https://esbuild.github.io/api/#external