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Wrong JS file content is shown when multiple js files are stored in sub folders
Multiple modules js files can be stored in a folder. These files can be imported with a relative file path. Salesforce documentation
When I open a js file that is stored in a subfolder, then the content of the js file in the top folder is shown.
Reproduction steps
- Create standard Lightning Web component with a js file. e.g "lwc/helloworld/helloworld.js
import { LightningElement, track } from 'lwc';
import { RemoteSiteService } from 'c/utils';
export default class HelloWorld extends LightningElement {
@track greeting = '';
@track remoteResponse = '';
changeHandler(event) {
this.greeting = event.target.value;
var remoteSite = new RemoteSiteService();
this.remoteResponse = remoteSite.callSite(this.greeting);
}
}
- Create a new module js file in the top folder 'e.g. lwc/utils/utils.js'
export { RemoteSiteService } from './/dataService//remoteSiteService.js';
- Try to create a new js file in subfolder 'e.g. lwc/utils/dataService/remoteSiteService.js' It was not possible to create new folder It was also not possible to create a new js file. I had to manually create this file
export class RemoteSiteService{
constructor(){
}
callSite(string){
return string;
}
}
- When I try to open the file remoteSiteService.js, then the content of 'utils.js' is shown.
Comments (4)
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reporter -
repo owner Fix submitted for inclusion in the next build. Note, however, that nesting of components is not supported. A single LWC component can only have one
meta.xml
file, and its directory structure should be flat under the component directory except for__tests__
sub-directories (or similar for other test frameworks). -
repo owner Delivered in 2.0.5.3. As noted previously, files that match the current supported directory structure are included in the sub-tabs, and others that are nested in a fashion that's not currently adherent to the supported directory structure are opened as if they were standalone source files.
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repo owner - changed status to resolved
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