Cassidy Williams • 12/7/2020

Absolute Imports in Next.js

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This technical article explains how to implement absolute imports in Next.js to eliminate complex relative import paths. It demonstrates configuring jsconfig.json or tsconfig.json with path aliases, allowing developers to import components using clean paths like '@components/Button' instead of '../../../../components/Button'.

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Absolute Imports in Next.js

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