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tsc-silent
The purpose of the wrapper is to execute TypeScript compiler but suppress some error messages
coming from certain files/folders. For example, this can be used to enable noImplicitAny
in
some parts of the project while keeping it disabled in others.
npm install -g tsc-silent
tsc-silent --project <path> [--suppress config | --suppressConfig path] [--compiler path] [--watch]
--project, -p Path to tsconfig.json
--compiler Path to typescript.js.
By default, uses `./node_modules/typescript/lib/typescript.js`.
--suppress Suppressed erros.
E.g. `--suppress 7017@src/js/ 2322,2339,2344@/src/legacy/`.
--suppressConfig Path to supressed errors config.
See documentation for examples.
--watch, -w Run in watch mode.
--stats Print number of suppressed errors per path and error code.
You have to pass either --suppress
or --suppressConfig
.
--suppress
Let's ignore error 7017
in src/js/
directory and errors 2322, 2339, 2344
in /src/legacy/
:
tsc-silent -p tsconfig.json --suppress 7017@/src/js/ 2322,2339,2344@/src/legacy/
or, ignore all errors in /src/legacy/
folder
tsc-silent -p tsconfig.json --suppress @/src/legacy/
or, completely ignore all errors
tsc-silent -p tsconfig.json --suppress @
--suppressConfig
tsc-silent -p tsconfig.json --suppressConfig tsc-silent.config.js
See example.config.js.
Check out the article to see the intended use.
FAQs
tsc with --supress
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