Yes, you can use the $lib shortcut to import files from your project's "src/lib" directory in SvelteKit with Vite bundler.
For example, to import a module named "example.js" from the "src/lib" directory, you can write:
import example from '$lib/example';
You can also use the $lib shortcut to import other assets, such as images:
<img src={$lib.assets('image.jpg')} alt="Example image">
This will automatically resolve to the correct path for the image in your project's "src/lib/assets" directory.
Using the $lib shortcut can help make your code more organized and easier to read by avoiding long relative import paths.
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