# eslint-import-resolver-nuxt
Nodejs and [nuxtjs(v2.x)](https://zh.nuxtjs.org/guide/directory-structure#%E5%88%AB%E5%90%8D) default behavior import resolution plugin for eslint-plugin-import.

# Installation

Install ESLint either locally or globally.

```sh
$ npm install eslint --save-dev
```

If you installed ESLint globally, you have to install eslint-import-resolver-nuxt globally too. Otherwise, install it locally.

```sh
$ npm install eslint-import-resolver-nuxt --save-dev
```

# Configuration
Default Node-style module resolution plugin for eslint-plugin-import.

Published separately to allow pegging to a specific version in case of breaking changes.

Config is passed directly through to resolve as options:

```
settings:
  import/resolver:
    nuxt:
      # The path of project root
      # Useful if your project is part of a monorepo with multiple packages
      # if unset, default is process.cwd()
      rootDir: nuxt

      # The path of nuxt resource directory to relative rootDir
      # if unset, default is ''
      nuxtSrcDir: nuxt

      extensions:
        # if unset, default - '.mjs', '.js', '.json' and '.vue', but they must be re-added explicitly if set
        - .js
        - .jsx
        - .json
        - .vue
        - .mjs
        - .es6
        - .coffee

      paths:
        # an array of absolute paths which will also be searched
        # think NODE_PATH
        - /usr/local/share/global_modules

      # this is technically for identifying `node_modules` alternate names
      moduleDirectory:

        - node_modules # defaults to 'node_modules', but...
        - bower_components

        - project/src  # can add a path segment here that will act like
                       # a source root, for in-project aliasing (i.e.
                       # `import MyStore from 'stores/my-store'`)
```
or to use the default options:

```
settings:
  import/resolver: nuxt
```