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@hyrious/dts

v0.3.0

Published

Invoke rollup-plugin-dts to generate bundled .d.ts file

Downloads

529

Readme

@hyrious/dts

Invoke rollup-plugin-dts to generate bundled .d.ts file

Usage

npx @hyrious/dts src/index.ts -o dist/index.d.ts

Bonus

  • Add -p to enable tripple-slash doc comments (will be transformed to /** comments */).
  • Add env NO_DTS to turn the CLI to no-op, useful in local developing without type changes.

[!IMPORTANT] Do not use this package as a type-checking linter. It intentionally ignores any type error to make it work with any codebase. My goal is to generate .d.ts files instead of checking types.

Changelog

0.3.0

  • Breaking: Change --outfile to --file so it will be more like rollup.

  • Add -d option to specify the output directory, and now it supports multiple entry points!

    The input args grammar is like esbuild:

    $ dts foo=src/foo.ts bar=src/buzz.ts
    Will build dist/foo.d.ts and dist/bar.d.ts
  • Remove the json plugin. Now json imports are externalized and the path will be rewritten to relative to the output file.

0.2.11

  • Temporarily patch rollup-plugin-dts (using -p) to force emit (ignore any type error).

0.2.10

  • Change the dependency version of esbuild to *.

0.2.9

  • Fix: Do not resolve JavaScript files.

0.2.8

  • Downgrade esbuild to ^0.21.5 to be compatible with vite related toolchains.

0.2.7

  • Add --empty option to mark modules as empty, like virtual modules.
  • Resolve paths alias with esbuild.
  • Turn off all strict options.

0.2.6

  • Add NO_DTS env to disable dts generation when using the CLI.

0.2.5

  • Add --alias option to rename external modules, because rollup-plugin-dts does not read "paths" when they are externalized.

0.2.4

  • Remove preserveSymlinks config, which seems work differently than setting it.

0.2.0

  • Upgrade rollup-plugin-dts to 6.x (was 5.x)

License

MIT @ hyrious