module-loader-ts

Module loader supporting TypeScript, JavaScript, and JSON loading

import { load } from 'module-loader-ts';
import path from 'path';

await load('./config.ts'); // load relative path
await load(path.resolve('config.ts')); // load absolute path
await load('./config', {
  // capture config.ts, config.js, config.json, config.extension, config.extension2
  extension: [
    '.ts', // config.ts
    '.js', // config.js
    '.json', // config.json
    { ext: '.extension1', as: 'js' }, // config.extension1 (loaded as js)
    { ext: '.extension2', as: 'ts' }, // config.extension2 (loaded as ts)
    { ext: '.extension3', as: 'json' }, // config.extension3 (loaded as json)
    '', // config
  ],
});

Auto Classification Extension

const MODULE_TYPE = {
  TYPESCRIPT: ['.ts', '.mts', '.cts', '.tsx'],
  JAVASCRIPT: ['.js', '.mjs', '.cjs', '.jsx'],
  JSON: ['.jsonc', '.json'],
};

For extensions other than these, please manually classify them in the extension array.

If the module type is unknown, it is classified as js

Options

extensions?

Specifies the file extensions to search for, in order of priority (from index 0). Each entry can be a string or an object defining how the extension should be treated.

[".ts", ".js", { "ext": ".custom", "as": "ts" }]

tsconfig?

Path to a tsconfig.json file.

resolveRolldownOptions?

A function that allows customizing the Rolldown build options before the build starts.

resolveRolldownOptions?: (opt: BuildOptions) => BuildOptions | Promise<BuildOptions>;

You can modify or extend the build configuration dynamically by returning a modified BuildOptions object.

LICENSE

MIT