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@beemo/config-typescript
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An official Beemo TypeScript config based on tsconfig-beemo.
yarn install --dev typescript @beemo/core @beemo/driver-typescript @beemo/config-typescript
Config will automatically assume project references are being used if a project is using workspaces.
Create a configs/typescript.ts
file in your Beemo configuration module that re-exports this config
with your own include
, exclude
, etc.
import config from '@beemo/config-typescript';
export default {
...config,
include: ['src/**/*'],
};
The following Beemo settings
can be defined and will be enable compiler options.
decorators
(boolean
) - Enable TypeScript decorators. If true, will toggle Babel into loose
mode. Defaults to false
.react
(boolean | classic | automatic
) - Enable React (or React Native) syntax with the defined
JSX runtime. Defaults to false
.export default {
module: '<config-module>',
drivers: ['typescript'],
settings: {
react: 'automatic',
},
};
FAQs
TypeScript config for Beemo projects.
We found that @beemo/config-typescript demonstrated a not healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released a year ago. It has 2 open source maintainers collaborating on the project.
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