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@lsmoura/danger-plugin-typecheck

v0.0.3

Published

Typecheck plugin for danger using typescript

Downloads

1,160

Readme

danger-plugin-typecheck

Uses typescript's tsc command output to present errors using danger.

Usage

Import and call the function from your Dangerfile;

import typecheck from '@lsmoura/danger-plugin-typecheck';

typecheck('tsc_raw.log');

The script needs to have the tsc command output available to parse. You can use this script on your package.json file to produce the output:

"ci:type-check": "tsc --pretty false | tee tsc_raw.log"

And you can include this step on your danger CI integration (this example is for when using github actions, but it can be easily adapted to others):

  - name: typechecking
    continue-on-error: true
    run: yarn ci:type-check

Remember, the typechecking action needs to be ran before the danger ci command.

Author

Sergio Moura