v3.2.0

Adds support for isRoot in package.json files. From the README:

Specifying alternate package directory

ImportJS looks for the package.json file in the closest ancestor directory for the file you're editing to find node modules to import. However, sometimes it might pull dependencies from a directory further up the chain. For example, your directory structure might look like this:

.
|-- package.json
|-- components
|     |-- button.js
|     |-- icon.js
|-- node_modules
|     |-- react
|-- subpackage
|     |-- package.json
|     |-- components
|           |-- bulletin.js

If you were to use ImportJS on subpackage/components/bulletin.js which imports React, ImportJS would not know that react is a valid dependency.

To tell ImportJS to skip a directory and keep searching upwards to find the root package directory, specify "importjs": { "isRoot": false } in the package.json of the directory to ignore. In this case, you would want something like this:

{
  "name": "subpackage",
  ...
  "importjs": {
    "isRoot": false
  }
}