valentiniljaz/rollup-plugin-tsc-alias

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Rollup plugin: tsc-alias

Replace alias paths with relative paths after typescript compilation during rollup bundling

Installation

npm

npm install rollup-plugin-tsc-alias --save-dev

yarn

yarn add rollup-plugin-tsc-alias --dev

Example

To run tsc-alias after TS built add the following to rollup.config.js:

import tscAlias from 'rollup-plugin-tsc-alias';

export default {
  entry: './src/index.ts',
  output: {
    dest: './dist/bundle.js',
  },
  plugins: [
    tscAlias({
      // OPTIONS
    })
  ]
};

All the available options:

Option	Description	Default Value
configFile	path to tsconfig.json	`'tsconfig.json'`
watch	Observe file changes	`false`
outDir	Run in a folder leaving the "outDir" of the tsconfig.json (relative path to tsconfig)	`tsconfig.compilerOptions.outDir`
declarationDir	Works the same as outDir but for declarationDir	`tsconfig.compilerOptions.declarationDir`
resolveFullPaths	Attempt to replace incomplete import paths (those not ending in `.js`) with fully resolved paths (for ECMAScript Modules compatibility)	`false`
silent	Reduced terminal output. This is a deprecated option and no longer has any effect.	`true`
verbose	Additional information is output to the terminal	`false`
replacers	Files to import as extra replacers More info	`[]`
output	The output object tsc-alias will send logs to.	`new Output(options.verbose)`

Author

This project is maintained by Valentin Iljaž.

License

MIT

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