tsconfig

Fixed

• Use path.resolve for loading configuration in case of specifying an absolute path - path.join would just join them together which is probably not what the user wanted to achieve

Changed

• Mark config option of result as non-optional for TypeScript (2.0 would make working with this a lot more seamless, instead of having un-assignable void to optional params, etc)

Two major releases in a day, that's when you should probably take a break. This breaking change returns the path to the configuration when using the load method. This is super useful because TypeScript will need it to actually read the configuration.

Changed

• Output { path?: string, config: any } from load method, instead of just the tsconfig.json content without knowing where it come from

DO NOT UPGRADE IF YOU RELY ON filesGlob BEHAVIOUR

This release is prepared to projects that wish to use/mirror tsc behaviour and is more forward-facing - removing custom filesGlob expansion and option mutation for the official 2.0 includes option

Changed

• Simply the module API surface and dependencies by changing it to be a direct API replication of tsc without the bugs that come with it (E.g. normalizeSlashes, etc.)
  • resolve methods now take two arguments, the cwd and an optional path (a la --project in tsc)
  • Removed automatic configuration expansion and mutation - now directly returns the parsed configuration file

Changed

• Resolve directly to file when it exists - matches typescript@next

Changed

• Strip JSON comments before parsing
• Remove typings field from package.json

Changed

• Distribute with typings.json on NPM

• filterDefinitions Remove non-.d.ts files from output
• resolvePaths Disable resolves files from tsconfig by default

Changed

• Set follow: true on glob options to follow symlinks

Changed

• Async functions now uses promises, instead of callbacks

Fixed

• Switches back to globby to properly support an array over custom brace logic
• Support for empty tsconfig.json files
• No default compiler options built-in, but they can be provided (handy with certain environments, like node or webpack)

Changed

• Uses glob internally by concatenating and parsing the filesGlob option

Fixed

• Using exclude speed is improved by not traversing into the directories

From https://github.com/TypeStrong/tsconfig/pull/6

• :memo: contributing file added
• Make npm publish (and npm test) work on windows

Fixed

• TypeScript typings should just be a module definition

Added

• Create the root defintion file (since TypeScript/TSD doesn't work yet)

Added

• Support for tsconfig.json "exclude"
• Merge data with sanitized properties

Changed

• Use parse-json for cleaner error messages

Removed

• No more tsconfig.d.ts root file hack which fails in the future - this will be solved by TSD

If resolve(Sync) fails to find tsconfig.json, it will return undefined. Load will continue throwing an error.

Changed

• resolve/resolveSync will return undefined instead of throwing

New, stable API with no side effects for resolve, parsing and sanitizing tsconfig.json.