In TypeScript or JavaScript, a common question when importing components is the difference between using relative paths or aliases. Today, we'll explore the difference between: ``` import SearchFormReset from "./SearchFormReset"; ``` and ``` import SearchFormReset from "@/components/SearchFormReset"; ``` ### Relative Paths (`./SearchFormReset`) The path `"./SearchFormReset"` is **relative** to the current file's location. This means it depends on the folder structure, the current directory's depth, and the relative position between the importing file (`SearchFormReset.tsx`) and the file being imported (`SearchFormReset.tsx`). This can impact readability and maintenance as the project structure becomes more nested. **Advantages:** - Easy to use in small projects and when files are very close to each other. **Disadvantages:** - As the project grows, relative paths become complex and hard to maintain, especially if you have to go up and down directories like `../../../`. This affects code readability. - If you change the project structure, you will need to modify the import paths in many places. ### Alias Paths (`@/components/SearchFormReset`) The path `"@/components/SearchFormReset"` uses an **alias**, which is generally configured to represent the project's base directory. The alias `@` is defined in files like `tsconfig.json` or `jsconfig.json` and points to the root directory. Alias paths are especially useful when working with monorepos or when sharing common components across multiple projects. **Advantages:** - **More readability**. With aliases, paths are clear and do not depend on the current file's location. You can immediately see that the component is in the `components` folder. - **Easy to maintain**. If you decide to reorganize files, most paths won't need changes, as they always reference the project base directory. **Disadvantages:** - Requires additional configuration (in `tsconfig.json`, which we will detail below), but it is worth it for medium or large projects.

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