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docs(README): fix typos #156

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Expand Up @@ -10,7 +10,7 @@ Use this to load modules whose location is specified in the `paths` section of `

Typescript by default mimics the Node.js runtime resolution strategy of modules. But it also allows the use of [path mapping](https://www.typescriptlang.org/docs/handbook/module-resolution.html) which allows arbitrary module paths (that doesn't start with "/" or ".") to be specified and mapped to physical paths in the filesystem. The typescript compiler can resolve these paths from `tsconfig` so it will compile OK. But if you then try to execute the compiled files with node (or ts-node), it will only look in the `node_modules` folders all the way up to the root of the filesystem and thus will not find the modules specified by `paths` in `tsconfig`.

If you require this package's `tsconfig-paths/register` module it will read the `paths` from `tsconfig.json` and convert node's module loading calls into to physcial file paths that node can load.
If you require this package's `tsconfig-paths/register` module it will read the `paths` from `tsconfig.json` and convert node's module loading calls into to physical file paths that node can load.

## How to install

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* @param absolutePathMappings The paths to try as specified in tsconfig but resolved to absolute form.
* @param requestedModule The required module name.
* @param readJson Function that can read json from a path (useful for testing).
* @param fileExists Function that checks for existance of a file at a path (useful for testing).
* @param fileExists Function that checks for existence of a file at a path (useful for testing).
* @param extensions File extensions to probe for (useful for testing).
* @param mainFields A list of package.json field names to try when resolving module files.
* @returns the found path, or undefined if no path was found.
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): string | undefined {
```

This function is lower level and requries that the paths as already been resolved to absolute form and sorted in correct order into an array.
This function is lower level and requires that the paths as already been resolved to absolute form and sorted in correct order into an array.

### createMatchPathAsync

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