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vite-plugin-tsconfig

v1.0.5

Published

Vite plugin that allows you to use alternate tsconfig files.

Downloads

825

Readme

MIT Version CI PRs Welcome

vite-plugin-tsconfig

yarn add -D vite-plugin-tsconfig

Vite plugin to that allows you to specify an alternate tsconfig filename.

import { defineConfig } from 'vite'
import tsconfig from 'vite-plugin-tsconfig'

export default defineConfig({
  plugins: [
    tsconfig({
      filename: 'tsconfig.build.json',

      // optional
      logLevel: 'info',

      // optional
      workspaces: ['packages/ui', 'packages/notifications'],
    }),
  ],
})

Features

  • allows a default tsconfig.json, in the end it will be put back in place
  • allows specifying workspaces for monorepo packages to be swapped at the same time as the root

Why?

As of 7/26/2023, vite does not allow users to specify alternate tsconfig files. Given a variety of needs including different development vs CI environments, it is common to use different tsconfig files to meet such needs.

Preferably, this plugin should become obsolete if vite includes the option to specify an alternate tsconfig.

How does it work?

It's a total hack. In the config stage, if a current tsconfig.json exists, it will back it up. Once that is complete, it will write the content from the provided alternate tsconfig file to the default filename of tsconfig.json. When the build is finishing, it will remove the generated file and replace the original (if one existed).

workspaces - why?

In monorepos, and specifically as we have seen with storybook usage and local tsconfig paths usage in development but not production, vite will try and loadTsconfigJsonForFile, which resolves as the package's tsconfig.json regardless of what the root level tsconfig.json specifies. This means that if your development configurations contain anythin incompatible with your CI/production configurations, vite is going to break. We added the workspaces property to allow this same file-swapping hack to operate in the workspace packages. We specifically did not try and read the root's package.json workspaces property because it may contain other packages that are irrelevant or that you do not want to provide the additional tsconfig filename to swap.

Contributing

PRs are accepted! This project is configured with auto, so feel free to submit a PR and auto will automatically create a canary release for you to try out.