Merge pull request #47 from vitonsky/36-add-section-why-not-x-to-readme

docs: Add section "why not X" to readme

README.md

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-A plugin for ESLint, to force use paths aliases according to `paths` options in `tsconfig.json` or `jsconfig.json`, instead of relative imports.
+A plugin for ESLint, to force use paths aliases according to `paths` option config in `tsconfig.json` or `jsconfig.json`, instead of relative imports.
 
 Zero config, plug and play design.
 
+# About
+
+Current rule supports auto fix with `eslint --fix`, so you may automate paths correction.
+
+Unlike other plugins like [eslint-plugin-import-alias](https://github.com/dword-design/eslint-plugin-import-alias) and [eslint-plugin-import-alias](https://github.com/steelsojka/eslint-import-alias) whose introduce their own aliases, current plugin is just use aliases config from tsconfig/jsconfig.
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+With `eslint-plugin-paths` you have one source of truth - your `tsconfig.json` file (or `jsconfig.json` in case you use vanilla javascript).
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+TODO: We have a [ticket](https://github.com/vitonsky/eslint-plugin-paths/issues/28), to implement an option to deprecate specific paths for case you want to convert aliases back to relative paths. So you will just add alias to deprecation list, then run `eslint --fix` and unnecessary aliases will be inverted back to paths. Simple and powerful for aliases management.
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 # Setup
 
 Install package with `npm install -D eslint-plugin-paths`, then update eslint config