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I had a project which required types from another project.
So I created this simple CLI tool to copy the types from the other project to my project.
It works by copying the types from the other project to a .remote-ts folder in my project.
Enjoy. 😊
.remote-ts which would be generated after running the CLI.import { myTSVariable } from "./.remote-ts/my-private-project/path-to-file.ts";
// ^? string
console.log(myTSVariable); // "Hello World!"
Run the CLI to copy the code from your my-private-project folder to your project.
npx remote-ts sync
This library requires you to have all of your personal code projects in individual folders all under a root projects folder. If you haven't run the CLI before, it will ask you where your collection projects are located, and this is how it will infer to your projects.
npx remote-ts reset-root
This will allow you to re-enter the root project directory.
FAQs
An easy way to remotely add local typescript files across projects.
We found that remote-ts demonstrated a not healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released a year ago. It has 0 open source maintainers collaborating on the project.
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