Stackblitz giving module warning with React and Typescript

If you are encountering module-related warnings in StackBlitz while using React and TypeScript, the issue might be related to the TypeScript version or module resolution settings. StackBlitz typically provides a default TypeScript version, and some configurations may require adjustments to avoid warnings. Here are some steps you can take to address the issue:

1. Update TypeScript Version: StackBlitz might use an older TypeScript version by default, which could lead to module warnings. You can update the TypeScript version by adding a tsconfig.json file in the root of your project with the desired TypeScript version:

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   {
     "compilerOptions": {
       "target": "es6",
       "module": "esnext"
     }
   }
   

   By setting "module": "esnext", you tell TypeScript to use ES modules for module resolution.

2. Check Dependency Versions: Ensure that the versions of React, ReactDOM, and other dependencies are compatible with the TypeScript version. Outdated dependencies might lead to module-related issues. You can use the "Dependencies" section in StackBlitz to update or manage your project's dependencies.

3. Check Import Statements: Review your import statements and ensure they are correctly referencing the modules you intend to use. Ensure that the import paths are accurate and match the file structure.

4. Add JSX Support: If you are using JSX in your project, make sure that JSX support is enabled in your TypeScript configuration. This is usually done by setting "jsx": "react" in the tsconfig.json file.

5. Restart the StackBlitz Workspace: In some cases, the warnings might persist due to temporary issues or caching. Restarting the StackBlitz workspace might help resolve the problem.

6. Use import Instead of require: If you are using CommonJS-style require statements instead of ES modules import statements, consider updating them to use the modern import syntax.

If you encounter specific error messages or warnings, please provide more details about the warnings you are seeing. This will help in providing a more targeted solution to the module-related issue you are facing in StackBlitz with React and TypeScript.