Description

npkill lists the home directory as a node_modules directory:

Reproduction

1. Run npkill --sort size.
2. Wait for search to complete.
3. Do other tasks, and return to the process.
4. /Users/user/. will appear on the list.

Here's inspiration: nuxt-community/auth-module#328 (comment)

Right now we have _moduleAliases and _moduleDirectories options that we read from package.json. It makes sense to move them into "module-alias": { alias, modules } (names alias, modules can be different, just took them from WebPack https://webpack.js.org/configuration/resolve/)

Hi, I tried the Typescript example and both apps work fine (app1 and app2) , but It doesn't detect any compiler errors in tsx files. Ex:, if you open app1/src/App.tsx and type some invalid code in it, the webpack configuration used in app1 project doesn't detect the error. I tried to use ts-loader instead of babel-loader to solve this issue, but I now HMR is not working.
Any ideas on how to so

Currently, Airshare doesn't have an added layer of security over the code. Adding a password feature would allow for an extra layer of security, especially when sending more sensitive information.