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How do I fix TypeScript 'cannot find module' errors despite correct paths?

These errors usually happen due to incorrect module resolution settings in `tsconfig.json`. Check if `paths` or `baseUrl` is misconfigured.

When TypeScript throws 'cannot find module' errors even though the paths appear correct, it’s usually due to a misconfiguration in your `tsconfig.json` file. Specifically, the `paths` and `baseUrl` options determine how TypeScript resolves modules. If these are misconfigured or missing, TypeScript might not be able to find your modules, even if they exist. Double-check that `baseUrl` is set to your project’s root directory and that `paths` correctly maps to the location of your modules. If you're working with Node.js, ensure that `moduleResolution` is set to 'node' for Node-style resolution. By fixing these settings, TypeScript will be able to resolve your modules correctly, eliminating the errors.

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