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Gantry has a purposefully slimmer webpack configuration than some other starter kits to make it easier to extend without wondering what all of the individual loaders and plugins do, whether they're being used, or if they're even necessary. Some key points of our webpack configuration are below, see the TECH.md file for the full walkthrough.
+* Importing absolute paths are treated as if they start in `/src` or `/node_modules`.
* JS is handled by babel, which is configured in the .babelrc file in the root of the project.
* SCSS Modules with sass-resources-loader are pre-configured to use the `./styles/resources` directory to auto import the files there.
* SCSS Modules is set up with source maps disabled for production mode.
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We use one file for both Production and Development webpack setups because of webpack v4's [new `--mode` flag](https://medium.com/webpack/webpack-4-mode-and-optimization-5423a6bc597a). I followed [this tutorial](https://www.valentinog.com/blog/webpack-4-tutorial/) to get started with a basic webpack v4 config file.
+### Resolve
+```js
+resolve: {
+ modules: ['src', 'node_modules']
+},
+```
+Webpack's [`resolve` config](https://webpack.js.org/configuration/resolve/#resolve-alias) lets us tell it to look for absolute paths as if they were paths from `/src`.
+
+## Module
+
Webpack's config maps different `tests` to different loaders, where the tests deal with filenames and match them with regex patterns. Each rule tests one thing and then uses the loader setup defined to handle that file type.
### JS
@@ -64,8 +74,8 @@ However, if an SVG is imported with a [resourceQuery](https://webpack.js.org/con
#### Example SVG imports
```js
-import Crown from '../../assets/svg/crown.svg' // Will create a react component
-import crown from '../../assets/svg/crown.svg?external' // Will use the file loader
+import Crown from 'assets/svg/crown.svg' // Will create a react component
+import crown from 'assets/svg/crown.svg?external' // Will use the file loader
// ...
// applies the className to the