When you encounter the error “uncaught typeerror: failed to resolve module specifier ‘vue’. relative references must start with either ‘/’, ‘./’, or ‘../’,” it means that the module specifier you provided for importing the Vue framework is incorrect.
To fix this error, you need to provide a correct relative reference in your module specifier. Here are a few examples to clarify:
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If you want to import Vue using an absolute reference, you can use:
import Vue from '/path/to/vue';
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If you want to import Vue from a file relative to the current directory, you can use:
import Vue from './path/to/vue';
Here, the “./” indicates that the file is located in the same directory as the file where the import statement is written.
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If you want to import Vue from a file located in the parent directory, you can use:
import Vue from '../path/to/vue';
Here, the “../” indicates that the file is located in the parent directory of the file where the import statement is written.