tscfc

Tsconf Files Checker

A small CLI utility that helps with incrementally converting your project to typescript or for adding new rules (strictNullChecks, noImplicitAny, etc...) to existing typescript project

Flow

• 1. First tscfc run will output files without errors
• 1. Command tscfc --update will automatically include those files to tsconf
• 1. After that, each tscfc --update checks files against tsconf files (from step 2.) and tells user if someone is broken
     • 3.1. If there are no broken files, then Ok. User's changes didn't affect any files in tsconf
     • 3.2. If there are files without error, tscfc will add them to tsconf.
     • 3.3. If there are broken files (files in tsconf now have errors), it will output errors and exit code 1 (fail tests)

Installation

npm i -D tscfc

Run from terminal:

Usage: tscfc --project TSCONFIG_PATH SRC_PATH

Example: tscfc ./index.ts --project ../App/tsconfig.strict.json ../App/src

        --project       path to your tsconfig.json
        --verbose       print all logs, usefull for debugging
        --update        include successfiles to tsconf
        --remaining     print all remaining files

Note: In order to check javascript files, please include allowJS: true to tsconfig.