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Is there a way of tweaking TypeScript Auto import feature in Visual Studio Code?

As an example, observe the following attempt:

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The added line by the Auto import was the following: 

import { Pins } from '../types/index';

I would like it to be added straight away without the comma, in respect to TSLint, and without the /index path, due to my subject sense of aesthetics, like the following:

import { Pins } from '../types'

Is there a way of saving those few "extra" keyboard hits?

Samuel
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    You could install the TypeScript-Hero extension for VSCode and configure it to remove the semicolon on save. It has many possible configurations for setting up clean import statements. Though I can't find the documentation anymore since it migrated to GitLab. – Clockwork Oct 30 '18 at 08:49

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  1. Download TypeScript Hero extension.

  2. Go to settings (Ctrl + ,).

  3. In settings go to User (selected default) >> Extensions >> TypeScript Hero


TypeScript Hero > Imports: Insert Semicolons

[x] Defines if there should be a semicolon at the end of the statement.

tscpp
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