Jonas Kello

PRs that improve the documentation is always welcome :-)

Have you checked the [bootstrapping example](https://github.com/dividab/tsconfig-paths#bootstrapping-with-explicit-params) in the readme? Calling the tsconfig-paths API in your own wrapper scripts gives you more control. EDIT: You can see all the params of...

If you want a quick solution for filesystem caching you could probably make a bootstrap scripts that calls the lower level [creatematchpath](https://github.com/dividab/tsconfig-paths/blob/master/README.md#creatematchpath). This function accepts a `fileExists` function that you...

Having a bootstrap script is probably a better way to figure out a solution than hacking the installed script. Once you have a bootstrap script that works well you could...

To me (1) looks like the most straightforward approach. For example we could check if `global.tsconfig` exists and then use that, and otherwise fall back to our current approach. This...

@jshado1 Would it be possible for you to setup a small reproduction of this issue in a separate github repo so I can take a closer look?

This package is mainly for implementing the resolution logic of tsconfig paths so it can be called as an API from other packages as is done in eg. [sconfig-paths-webpack-plugin](https://github.com/dividab/tsconfig-paths-webpack-plugin). If...

Any news on this?

Yes, I might attempt a PR for this :-). I did some initial experimenting and changed the code you referenced to output `readonly` modifiers. It was quite simple, however once...

I know a treeview is not in line with the norton commander style that fman is going for. But adding one would make it a lot more familiar to many...