NOTE

This package is only necessary for TypeScript < 2.0 and will not be supported for TypeScript >= 2.0 until further notice.

tsconfig-glob

A lightweight npm package + cli that allows you to specify glob patterns for tsconfig files. Most of the credit is due to glob/minimatch, this is a very thin layer on top of those libraries.

Install

Use npm to install this package.

Locally:

npm install tsconfig-glob --save-dev

or, Globally:

npm install -g tsconfig-glob --save-dev

Usage

You can use this library as either a CLI or in a node script. It follows a similar format to the atom-typescript plugin:

0. You provide a path to a directory containing a tsconfig.json
1. You specify a filesGlob pattern in your tsconfig.json
2. The library will find the files matching the filesGlob patterns and put them in the files property

Using the CLI

tsconfig .

Options

```shell
-i, --indent <number> The number of spaces to indent the tsconfig.json file (defaults to 4)
--empty Output an empty files array (ignoring the specified globs)
```

Using with Node

import * as tsconfig from 'tsconfig-glob';
tsconfig(null, (err) => {
    ...
});

Options

{
	/**
	 * A relative path from cwd to the directory containing a tsconfig.json. If not specified, the '.' is used.
	 */
	configPath?: string;

	/**
	* Typescript configuration file name in `configPath` directory
	*/
	configFileName?: string;

	/**
	 * The current working directory, defaults to `process.cwd()`
	 */
	cwd?: string;

	/**
	 * The number of spaces to indent the tsconfig.json
	 */
	indent?: number;

	/**
	 * Output an empty files array (ignoring the specified globs)
	 */
	empty?: boolean;

	/**
	 * Asynchronous callback (default: true)
	 */
	async?: boolean;
}

Realistic Node Usage

import * as tsconfig from 'tsconfig-glob';
tsconfig({
	configPath: '.',
	cwd: process.cwd(),
	indent: 2
}, function(err) {
    ...
});