How do I fix TypeScript 'cannot find module' errors despite correct paths?
These errors usually happen due to incorrect module resolution settings in `tsconfig.json`. Check if `paths` or `baseUrl` is misconfigured.
When TypeScript throws 'cannot find module' errors even though the paths appear correct, it’s usually due to a misconfiguration in your tsconfig.json file. Specifically, the paths and baseUrl options determine how TypeScript resolves modules. If these are misconfigured or missing, TypeScript might not be able to find your modules, even if they exist. Double-check that baseUrl is set to your project’s root directory and that paths correctly maps to the location of your modules. If you're working with Node.js, ensure that moduleResolution is set to 'node' for Node-style resolution. By fixing these settings, TypeScript will be able to resolve your modules correctly, eliminating the errors.
