Resolver API
Rspack uses the higher-performance rspack-resolver written in Rust to replace webpack's enhanced-resolve, and experimentally re-exports these APIs through rspack.experiments.resolver. This allows you to directly call rspack-resolver's functions like resolver.sync or resolver.async.
For complete usage and options, see rspack-resolver. Below is a simple example demonstrating how to use Rspack to resolve module paths:
import { rspack } from '@rspack/core';
const { resolver } = rspack.experiments;
// Directly use Resolver API with default options
const { path: resolvedPath } = resolver.sync(contextPath, './index.js');
const { path: resolvedPath } = await resolver.async(contextPath, './index.js');
// Use ResolverFactory with custom options
const customResolver = new resolver.ResolverFactory(resolveOptions);
const result = customResolver.sync(contextPath, './request.js');
const result = await customResolver.async(contextPath, './request.js');
