How can I compile different files to different folders, in TypeScript?












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Picture this: I've got main.ts and sw.ts.



How can I compile main.ts to js/ folder and sw.ts to root directory? Can you give me an example?






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    Picture this: I've got main.ts and sw.ts.



    How can I compile main.ts to js/ folder and sw.ts to root directory? Can you give me an example?






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      Picture this: I've got main.ts and sw.ts.



      How can I compile main.ts to js/ folder and sw.ts to root directory? Can you give me an example?






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      Picture this: I've got main.ts and sw.ts.



      How can I compile main.ts to js/ folder and sw.ts to root directory? Can you give me an example?






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          I've found the solution with the help of this page: Projects References.



          Step-by-step



          First



          What worked for me was creating a new tsconfig.json file for each directory. After that, you should use this, in the main tsconfig.json:



          "references": [
          
    { "path": "PATH/TO/EACH/OTHER/TSCONFIG.JSON/FILES" }
          
]


          Second



          On top of that, you also must add this option to the compilerOptions of each secondaries tsconfig.json files:



          "composite": true


          Third



          Also, use "include" to point to each .ts files that that particular tsconfig.json will use:



          "include": [
          
    "./homeWork.ts",
          
    "./myGame.ts"
          
]


          or



          "include": [
          
    "./*.ts" //Points to every .ts file inside that directory.
          
]


          Fourth



          Now, you should be able compile it all, at once, using any of these commands from the same directory as the main tsconfig.json:





          • tsc --build;


          • tsc -b //Alias for the above command;


          • tsc -w -b //Above command, including the option -w for watching changes recursively.


          Considerations




          • Note that, using these commands, the compiler will go through each reference that each tsconfig.json may have;

          • This might be a good way to avoid colison between the DOM and WebWorker libraries;

          • The references always generate declaration files;

          • Compile time gets slower, though I don't know if it is my mistake or a natural thing.






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            It's impossible within a single compilation.



            You will have to run tsc twice with different tsconfig.json files or -outDir options.






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            • Just found the solution to make it compile different tsconfig.json files, using just one command (TypeScript 3.0). I will be posting an answer, ASAP.

              – João Lucas
              Nov 25 '18 at 20:50











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            I've found the solution with the help of this page: Projects References.



            Step-by-step



            First



            What worked for me was creating a new tsconfig.json file for each directory. After that, you should use this, in the main tsconfig.json:



            "references": [
            
    { "path": "PATH/TO/EACH/OTHER/TSCONFIG.JSON/FILES" }
            
]


            Second



            On top of that, you also must add this option to the compilerOptions of each secondaries tsconfig.json files:



            "composite": true


            Third



            Also, use "include" to point to each .ts files that that particular tsconfig.json will use:



            "include": [
            
    "./homeWork.ts",
            
    "./myGame.ts"
            
]


            or



            "include": [
            
    "./*.ts" //Points to every .ts file inside that directory.
            
]


            Fourth



            Now, you should be able compile it all, at once, using any of these commands from the same directory as the main tsconfig.json:





            • tsc --build;


            • tsc -b //Alias for the above command;


            • tsc -w -b //Above command, including the option -w for watching changes recursively.


            Considerations




            • Note that, using these commands, the compiler will go through each reference that each tsconfig.json may have;

            • This might be a good way to avoid colison between the DOM and WebWorker libraries;

            • The references always generate declaration files;

            • Compile time gets slower, though I don't know if it is my mistake or a natural thing.






            share|improve this answer




























              1














              I've found the solution with the help of this page: Projects References.



              Step-by-step



              First



              What worked for me was creating a new tsconfig.json file for each directory. After that, you should use this, in the main tsconfig.json:



              "references": [
              
    { "path": "PATH/TO/EACH/OTHER/TSCONFIG.JSON/FILES" }
              
]


              Second



              On top of that, you also must add this option to the compilerOptions of each secondaries tsconfig.json files:



              "composite": true


              Third



              Also, use "include" to point to each .ts files that that particular tsconfig.json will use:



              "include": [
              
    "./homeWork.ts",
              
    "./myGame.ts"
              
]


              or



              "include": [
              
    "./*.ts" //Points to every .ts file inside that directory.
              
]


              Fourth



              Now, you should be able compile it all, at once, using any of these commands from the same directory as the main tsconfig.json:





              • tsc --build;


              • tsc -b //Alias for the above command;


              • tsc -w -b //Above command, including the option -w for watching changes recursively.


              Considerations




              • Note that, using these commands, the compiler will go through each reference that each tsconfig.json may have;

              • This might be a good way to avoid colison between the DOM and WebWorker libraries;

              • The references always generate declaration files;

              • Compile time gets slower, though I don't know if it is my mistake or a natural thing.






              share|improve this answer


























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                I've found the solution with the help of this page: Projects References.



                Step-by-step



                First



                What worked for me was creating a new tsconfig.json file for each directory. After that, you should use this, in the main tsconfig.json:



                "references": [
                
    { "path": "PATH/TO/EACH/OTHER/TSCONFIG.JSON/FILES" }
                
]


                Second



                On top of that, you also must add this option to the compilerOptions of each secondaries tsconfig.json files:



                "composite": true


                Third



                Also, use "include" to point to each .ts files that that particular tsconfig.json will use:



                "include": [
                
    "./homeWork.ts",
                
    "./myGame.ts"
                
]


                or



                "include": [
                
    "./*.ts" //Points to every .ts file inside that directory.
                
]


                Fourth



                Now, you should be able compile it all, at once, using any of these commands from the same directory as the main tsconfig.json:





                • tsc --build;


                • tsc -b //Alias for the above command;


                • tsc -w -b //Above command, including the option -w for watching changes recursively.


                Considerations




                • Note that, using these commands, the compiler will go through each reference that each tsconfig.json may have;

                • This might be a good way to avoid colison between the DOM and WebWorker libraries;

                • The references always generate declaration files;

                • Compile time gets slower, though I don't know if it is my mistake or a natural thing.






                share|improve this answer













                I've found the solution with the help of this page: Projects References.



                Step-by-step



                First



                What worked for me was creating a new tsconfig.json file for each directory. After that, you should use this, in the main tsconfig.json:



                "references": [
                
    { "path": "PATH/TO/EACH/OTHER/TSCONFIG.JSON/FILES" }
                
]


                Second



                On top of that, you also must add this option to the compilerOptions of each secondaries tsconfig.json files:



                "composite": true


                Third



                Also, use "include" to point to each .ts files that that particular tsconfig.json will use:



                "include": [
                
    "./homeWork.ts",
                
    "./myGame.ts"
                
]


                or



                "include": [
                
    "./*.ts" //Points to every .ts file inside that directory.
                
]


                Fourth



                Now, you should be able compile it all, at once, using any of these commands from the same directory as the main tsconfig.json:





                • tsc --build;


                • tsc -b //Alias for the above command;


                • tsc -w -b //Above command, including the option -w for watching changes recursively.


                Considerations




                • Note that, using these commands, the compiler will go through each reference that each tsconfig.json may have;

                • This might be a good way to avoid colison between the DOM and WebWorker libraries;

                • The references always generate declaration files;

                • Compile time gets slower, though I don't know if it is my mistake or a natural thing.







                share|improve this answer












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                    It's impossible within a single compilation.



                    You will have to run tsc twice with different tsconfig.json files or -outDir options.






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                    • Just found the solution to make it compile different tsconfig.json files, using just one command (TypeScript 3.0). I will be posting an answer, ASAP.

                      – João Lucas
                      Nov 25 '18 at 20:50
















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                    It's impossible within a single compilation.



                    You will have to run tsc twice with different tsconfig.json files or -outDir options.






                    share|improve this answer
























                    • Just found the solution to make it compile different tsconfig.json files, using just one command (TypeScript 3.0). I will be posting an answer, ASAP.

                      – João Lucas
                      Nov 25 '18 at 20:50














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                    It's impossible within a single compilation.



                    You will have to run tsc twice with different tsconfig.json files or -outDir options.






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                    It's impossible within a single compilation.



                    You will have to run tsc twice with different tsconfig.json files or -outDir options.







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                    • Just found the solution to make it compile different tsconfig.json files, using just one command (TypeScript 3.0). I will be posting an answer, ASAP.

                      – João Lucas
                      Nov 25 '18 at 20:50



















                    • Just found the solution to make it compile different tsconfig.json files, using just one command (TypeScript 3.0). I will be posting an answer, ASAP.

                      – João Lucas
                      Nov 25 '18 at 20:50

















                    Just found the solution to make it compile different tsconfig.json files, using just one command (TypeScript 3.0). I will be posting an answer, ASAP.

                    – João Lucas
                    Nov 25 '18 at 20:50





                    Just found the solution to make it compile different tsconfig.json files, using just one command (TypeScript 3.0). I will be posting an answer, ASAP.

                    – João Lucas
                    Nov 25 '18 at 20:50


















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