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@vta/tsc

v1.1.4

Published

compile Typescript files to Javascript files using Typescript and Babel

Downloads

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Readme

@vta/tsc

compile Typescript files to Javascript files using Typescript and Babel

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Install

npm install --save-dev @vta/tsc
// or using yarn
yarn add @vta/tsc --dev

Usage

using in cli

{
  "scripts": {
    "build": "vta-tsc src --out-dir dist -p tsconfig.json -b babel.config.js"
  }
}

using in js files

const { default: tsc } = require("@vta/tsc");

tsc({
  sourceDir: "src",
  outDir: "dist",
  project: "tsconfig.json",
  babel: "babel.config.js",
  // ...options
}).then(err => {
  if (err) {
    console.log(`build error :${err.message}`);
    return;
  }
  console.log("build successfully");
});

Options

export interface TscOption {
  sourceDir?: string;
  outDir?: string;
  project?: string;
  babel?: string | false;
  esnext?: boolean;
  extTs?: string;
  extJs?: string;
  exclude?: string[];
  silent?: boolean;
  cwd?: string;
}

all paths are relative to your working directory cwd

sourceDir

the directory to compile files from. default is src

when using cli,the first argument is sourceDir

outDir,--out-dir

the directory to compile files to. default is dist

project,--project,-p

typescript config file. default is tsconfig.json

babel,--babel,-b,--no-babel

babel config file. default is babel.config.js

if you donn't want to compile files using Babel,please set this to false, or using --no-babel in cli

esnext,--no-exnext

compile Typescript files to esnext target. default is true

this is important to compile using Babel,if not,please set this to false or using --no-esnext in cli

extTs,--ext-ts

the extensions that compile using Typescript,split by ,. default is ts

extJs,--ext-js

the extensions that compile using Babel,split by ,. default is js

exclude,--exclude

the patterns of glob to exclude. split by , for cli usage;

silent --silent

do not display any except error message. default is false

cwd

working directory. default is .

MIT License