Node.js Subpath Imports Explained

Tired of messy relative imports like ../../../components/Button? In this video I show how to create clean imports in Node.js and TypeScript using subpath imports with the `imports` field in package.json. You’ll learn: • Why relative imports become hard to maintain • How TypeScript path aliases work • How Node.js subpath imports (#/) solve this problem • The difference between `imports` and `exports` in package.json By the end of the video you'll know how to write imports like this: import { Button } from "#/components/Button.js" instead of: import { Button } from "../../../components/Button" This feature is supported by modern Node.js and works great with TypeScript. Project example: (link to your repo) Chapters 00:00 The problem with relative imports 00:45 TypeScript path aliases 02:10 Node.js subpath imports 04:00 imports vs exports in package.json 05:10 Final thoughts