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Is there an extension or setting in vscode that will show an error when an import or require path is not entered correctly or doesn't resolve.

For example, I would like vscode to underline or highlight this line because lodash/gets is not correct.

const _get = require('lodash/gets'); <--- error

Or, can vscode underline or highlight any custom module pointing to the wrong path?

const myModule = require('../../some/wrong/path/to/my/module'); <--- error

What language is this, JS? Please edit to add the tag for it. FWIW, this works in Python using e.g. PyLint. — wjandrea
– wjandrea, Commented Oct 20, 2025 at 16:39

quintuple-mallard · Accepted Answer · 2025-10-20 17:15:22Z

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You can do it with ESLint, the ESLint import plugin and the ESLint extension for VSCode. Alternately, if you're using Deno, you can use the Deno extension for VSCode

answered Oct 20, 2025 at 17:15

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