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ts-middleware

v1.0.6

Published

TypeScript Middleware for express

Downloads

19

Readme

Converts typescript to javascript and minify's the code on the fly.

Installation

To install the package run the following

npm install ts-middleware

Usage

This is the most basic way to run the middleware

const tsm = require('ts-middleware')

app.use(tsm(path.join(__dirname, 'path/to/tsconfig.json')))
app.use('/js', express.static(path.join(__dirname, 'public/js')))

Note: In your tsconfig.json file you must have either outDir or outFile set in your compilerOptions.

There are three ways to call the middleware:

The first way uses all the default settings, which will compress and mangle the javascript.

app.use(tsm(path.join(__dirname, '../ts/tsconfig.json')))

The second way is to customize the middleware by adding custom uglification settings, or disabling it alltogether.

app.use(tsm({
  projects: {
    config: path.join(__dirname, '../ts/tsconfig.json'),
    shouldUglify: true, // enable/disable uglification
    uglify: { /* uglifyjs options here */ }
  }
}))

The final, and third way is if you have mutliple projects that you want to build. Pass in an array of settings similar to the above.

app.use(tsm({
  projects: [
    {
      config: path.join(__dirname, '../ts/project1/tsconfig.json')
    },
    {
      config: path.join(__dirname, '../ts/project2/tsconfig.json')
    }
  ]
}))

To see all the uglify settings visit uglify-es