title: Is there a way to put every configuration file to a config directory rather than root in Node project?
body: <p>Lately, I've been creating a chrome extension and for that, I use a bunch of tools and bundlers that requires a config file-usually starting with a dot. In the root directory, everything looks so cluttered, and it takes a few seconds for me to find a file in the root.</p>
  <pre><code>-----
  |__ src/
  |__ static/
  |__ .prettierc
  |__ .prettierignore
  |__ .gitignore
  |__ .parcelrc
  |__ README.md
  |__ manifest.json
  |__ popup.html
  </code></pre>
  <p>What I want to do is to put every config file into a directory named <code>config/</code> as I show here.</p>
  <pre><code>-----
  |__ src/
  |__ static/
  |-- config/
  |   |__ .prettierc
  |   |__ .prettierignore
  |   |__ .gitignore
  |   |__ .parcelrc
  |
  |__ README.md
  |__ manifest.json
  |__ popup.html
  </code></pre>
  <p>How can I achieve this without breaking the normal functionality? Thanks!</p>
  <p>I know that some tools lets you define your config file anywhere you want. However, some of them are strict and you can't even rename them. I looked up for the tools I used but I cannot find any information about this issue.</p>