Aliases in @include

[Daeraxa]

This might be a silly question with an obvious answer, in a project I have .md files imported as a package from github (i.e. they are in .../node_modules/myrepo/).

What I originally attempted was to create an alias (similar to what is already being used for markdown images) in my config.js:

alias: {
    '@mydocs': path.resolve(__dirname, '../../node_modules/myrepo')
},

Then inside my index.md file for a section I wanted to use @include to import those files.

e.g.

---
title: My Page
---

A files to blah blah blah....

@include(@mydocs/file1.md)
@include(@mydocs/file2.md)

This errors because it seems the entire string is being passed to the include function:

Include: /home/.../mywebsite/docs/docs/mypage/@mydocs/file1.md not found

Obviously it works if I reference the file directly:

@include(../../../node_modules/myrepo/file1.md)

But it would be useful to not have to put the relative path in like that and just have a single alias that always works.

I also don't want to modify the global include behaviour because other files are being used correctly when placed within the normal docs structure.

Is this possible to do?

[Mister-Hope]

It is possible to add alias support. We will add this in next version.

Edited: https://vuepress-theme-hope.github.io/v2/md-enhance/guide/include.html#advanced

We already provide option for you

[Daeraxa]

Thank you so much, I did see that option but I wasn't certain it applied to this situation, I think I tried to use it before and made a mistake with it and assumed it was for a different purpose.
I've got it working now, thanks so much for the theme and quick responses.