How to change webpack module export require string?

When creating bundle with webpack, for example, it outputs angular as follows.

/* harmony import */ var _angular_core__WEBPACK_IMPORTED_MODULE_0__ = __webpack_require__(/*! @angular/core */ "./node_modules/@angular/core/__ivy_ngcc__/fesm2015/core.js");

But i want output is like this;

/* harmony import */ var _angular_core__WEBPACK_IMPORTED_MODULE_0__ = __webpack_require__(/*! @angular/core */ "@angular/core");

it says on the internet that you need to change resolve.alias, but what i understand is that if i change resolve.alias, this time i can't find the path of the module I use.

I'm not very dominated by the webpack, but I'm sure there is a solution to this problem. Is there any solution available?

const path = require('path');

module.exports = {
    resolve: {
        alias: {
          //I'm stuck there
        }
    }
};

UPDATE

This problem occurs exactly in the following scenario, for example the C module uses the X library. At the same time, this C module is opened under the This problem occurs exactly in the following scenario, for example the C module uses the X library. At the same time, this C module is opened under the A module, the child of the A module. Modules A and C are compiled on 2 different projects. I bundle the X library inside module A. I don't bundle the X module inside the C module. Because I know that in module A, this module X is bundled. However, the C module developer gets the X Module reference from the "D: \ X-Library" file path, while the A module developer gets the X Module reference from the "D: \ Libraries \ X-Library" file path. And with these references, Webpack calls the X module from within the bundle. Finally, when the C module is opened inside the A module, when it wants to use the X module, it requests "D: \ X-Library" as _webpack_require ("D: \ X-Library"). However, the module X is registered by module A as _webpack_require ("D: \ Librarires \ X-Library"). That's why it doesn't work. I hope I can., the child of the A module. Modules A and C are compiled on 2 different projects. I bundle the X library inside module A. I don't bundle the X module inside the C module. Because I know that in module A, this module X is bundled. However, the C module developer gets the X Module reference from the "D: \ X-Library" file path, while the A module developer gets the X Module reference from the "D: \ Libraries \ X-Library" file path. And with these references, Webpack calls the X module from within the bundle. Finally, when the C module is opened inside the A module, when it wants to use the X module, it requests "D: \ X-Library" as _webpack_require ("D: \ X-Library"). However, the module X is registered by module A as _webpack_require ("D: \ Librarires \ X-Library"). That's why it doesn't work. I hope I can.

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