tsconfig-multiple-extends v1.1.2

tsconfig-multiple-extends

Extend multiple tsconfigs from a single file.

This feature might be added as a default typescript feature, #50403. When it is added just use that instead of this package.

Installation

// npm
npm install -D tsconfig-multiple-extends
// yarn
yarn add -D tsconfig-multiple-extends
// pnpm
pnpm add -D tsconfig-multiple-extends

Usage

• Star the github repo 😎

CLI

npx tsconfig-multiple-extends [path_to_config] --extends [path_to_extended_config_1] [path_to_extended_config_2]

Module

import { Tsconfig } from "tsconfig-multiple-extends"

new Tsconfig("./path/to/tsconfig.json")
	.addExtends("./path/to/extended/tsconfig.json")
	.addExtends("./path/to/another/extended/tsconfig.json")
	.save()

Reference

CLI

Example

npx tsconfig-multiple-extends [path_to_config] --xt [path_to_extended_config] -nr -sv [path_to_output]

Module

class Tsconfig {
	/**
	 * @param path Path to the `tsconfig.json`.
	 */
	constructor(path: string) {}

	/**
	 * Extends the given `tsconfig.json` with `this`.
	 * @param path A path to the `tsconfig.json`
	 * @param resolveExtends If set to true it will also try to add
	 * all the properties from the extended tsconfigs recursively.
	 * **WARNING**: This will only works with relative paths.
	 */
	addExtends(path: string, resolveExtends = true) {}

	/**
	 * @returns The JSON corresponding to the current `Tsconfig`.
	 */
	toJSON() {}

	/**
	 * Saves the file as JSON to `path`.
	 * @param path Equal to the original constructor path by default.
	 */
	save(path = this.path) {}
}

^1: Only resolves relative paths from the extended configs.