RouterService | safe Navigation/Dependency Injection Framework | iOS library

I'm working in an Angular 11 project. A lot of the imports in this project are using a relative path or an absolute path.

I have ESLint set-up for this project, I want to prevent relative import paths, and only allow absolute paths. But I'm not finding a rule to do this.
I've found: no-relative-parent-imports, but it's not giving me issues for paths like: import { HttpService } from "../http/http.service"; or import { RouterService } from "../../services/router/router.service"; (both are not absolute paths, the absolute paths for these would be import { HttpService } from "app/services/http/http.service"; and import { RouterService } from "app/services/router/router.service"; respectively.

I've read this article: https://medium.com/@aayush123/escaping-relative-import-hell-react-native-eslint-atom-57dc2cae5bcc
But I want to avoid adding another thing like Babel if I can avoid it.

Is there a rule for ESLint to prevent any type of relative paths? To only allow absolute paths?

I am developing an application to visualize routers in my network. I have four or less ports in each router. I have a list of routers with their X and Y coordinates on the canvas and they look good.

I need to link them together based on the port and the next router using a line.

I have created a cable class which has two routers and a two ports. I don't know how to add them to the Itemescontrol list of my window.

I have an auth service, which looks like that: globalauth.service.ts

How can i pass multiple variables from one component to the service and get it in another component in angular 9 ? I tried so hard to solve this problem but I couldn't find any solution. I am trying to pass/send variable that contains some data from sendComponent to service and get that same data to another receiveComponent. After clicking button on send.Html and also navigate to receiveComponent.

sent.Html: I want to push data after pressing OK button from this html

I have a regex with some named groups, that matches fine when I test it but not as part of my running app. In the code below the regex.exec will return null in my app environment, but matches everywhere else.

/^(goto|gt) (?.*)/gim

when I test this regex in a node terminal:

I have a WCF Router in a console application that works well, but I need to host this in Azure. As a result I have been asked to make this as a web app so it can be hosted as an app service.

The Router that I have uses this as a config right now

As per the discussion here, I have had to extend the window object in order to strongly type Intercom's window functionality.

Originally the code used to look like this:

I am trying to inject RouterService into my controller:

I keep getting the error whenever I run ng build on Angular 8: