问题
I have multiple typescript projects (e.g. client
and server
), which share some common functionality (located in a common
folder). Consider this folder structure:
+ client
| - tsconfig.json
| + src
| - client.ts
+ common
+ src
- util.ts
Where the client.ts
imports the utility this way:
import { Util } from '../../common/src/util';
For brevity I am omitting the server
folder, which is at the same level as client
. After the transpilation into the out
folder, I would like to get this simple flat folder structure:
+ client
| + out
| - client.js
| - util.js
... and ideally I could simply import the common utility agnostic of the actual folder:
import { Util } from './util';
How do I configure the tsconfig.json
to achieve that?
I tried different combinations of rootDirs
, baseUrl
and paths
, but I am still getting the client
and common
subfolders (both even including their src
subfolder) under out
.
回答1:
And now we have the support for project references in Typescript 3.0 (i.e. cascade build of multiple Typescript projects). We can also control the output location of the tsc
builds.
https://blogs.msdn.microsoft.com/typescript/2018/07/30/announcing-typescript-3-0/#project-references
If a Typescript project 'bar' uses project 'foo', here is how you chain them:
// ./src/bar/tsconfig.json
{
"compilerOptions": {
// Needed for project references.
"composite": true,
"declaration": true,
// Other options...
"outDir": "../../lib/bar",
"strict": true, "module": "esnext", "moduleResolution": "node",
},
"references": [
{ "path": "../foo" }
]
}
Thanks, TS guys!
回答2:
I've solved this problem in my current project (which has the same setup) by putting a link to the common lib into both sources.
common/
src/
lib/
client/
src/
lib/ -> $PROJECT_PATH/common/src/lib/
server/
src/
lib/ -> $PROJECT_PATH/common/src/lib/
Compilation and bundling become transparent as the tools treat that directory as a local one.
回答3:
As of now, you can't.
I am in a situation similar to yours, I have looked around but it seems like there is no way to change this behaviour with TypeScipt configuration.
The best you can do is use something else (a Grunt task, a shell script, ...) for moving the js files and deleting the generated folders, after every build.
来源:https://stackoverflow.com/questions/46995801/how-to-configure-tsconfig-json-to-output-files-from-multiple-source-folders-to-s