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ts-import-ts

v1.1.0

Published

ts-import-ts

Downloads

10

Readme

ts-import-ts - Readme

Load TS files when running through ts-node, but load the compiled JS files when running through node. Great for typescript applications which dynamically load files (e.g. database migrations, etc.)

Installation

npm i ts-import-ts

Basic Usage

Create the file you would like to import. Make sure to export default (or see section on named exports below)

test/sample/sample.ts

export default class Sample {
	public foo = 'bar';
}

And load the file:

src/index.ts

import { tsimport } from 'ts-import-ts';

const sampleClass: any = tsimport('test/sample/sample');
const sampleObject = new sampleClass();

console.log(foo); // Output: bar

Advanced Usage w/ Type Safety

Pass a type parameter to tsimport to strongly-type the return value. In this example, tsimport will return a string foo.

test/sample/sample.ts

const foo: string = 'bar';
export default foo;

src/index.ts

import { tsimport } from 'ts-import-ts';

const sampleFoo = tsimport<string>('test/sample/sample');
console.log(sampleFoo); // Output: bar

Advanced Usage w/ Inheritance

Create a base-class:

src/cool-file.ts

export class CoolFile {
	foo: string;
}

Extend the class in the files you'd like to load:

cool-files/first.ts

import { CoolFile } from '../src/cool-file';

export class FirstCoolFile extends CoolFile {
	foo = 'bar';
}

Load the files, typing the import as typeof CoolFile:

src/index.ts

import { tsimport } from 'ts-import-ts';
import { CoolFile } from './cool-file';

const loaded = tsimport<typeof CoolFile>('cool-files/first');
const sampleObject = new sampleClass();

console.log(sampleObject.foo); // Output: bar

Named Imports

If a file outputs multiple things, or you don't want to export default, you may pass a name to import as the second argument:

test/sample/sample.ts

export const foo = 'bar';

src/index.ts

import { tsimport } from 'ts-import-ts';

tsimport('test/sample/sample', 'foo');

Import All

Pass null as a second argument to load an object with all exported things:

test/sample/sample.ts

export const foo = 'bar';
export const baz = 'buzz';

src/index.ts

import { tsimport } from 'ts-import-ts';

const imported = tsimport('test/sample/sample');

console.log(imported) // Ouptut: { foo: 'bar', baz: 'buzz' }

Contributing & Development

See contributing.md for information on how to develop or contribute to this project!