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@quatico/websmith-compiler

v0.6.0

Published

A CLI for the websmith compiler

Downloads

134

Readme

websmith-compiler

Command-line tool to execute the frontend for the TypeScript compiler. Use the package @quatico/websmith-api for creating addons to generate extra code and process TypeScript unrelated artifacts, such as Sass, JSON, Java and Markdown, during TypeScript compilation.

Visit the websmith github repository for more information and examples.

Getting started

Installation

Install the websmith compiler package using npm:

npm i -D @quatico/websmith-compiler

Using websmith

Standard compilation

Run the compiler as binary via NodeJS with the following command:

websmith 

High performance watch mode

If you used ts-loader for webpack before, you probably used the transpileOnly option. Websmith provide the same ability via CLI parameters:

websmith --transpileOnly --watch

If you use webpack, you can integrate @quatico/websmith-webpack into your current webpack setup.