typescript-to-lua
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Changelog
1.16.0
- Upgraded TypeScript to 5.1.3.
- Added support for TypeScript 5.0 decorators.
- Old-style decorators will still work as long as you have
experimentalDecoratorsconfigured, otherwise the new standard is used.
- Old-style decorators will still work as long as you have
- Added support for class static initialization blocks.
- Fixed a bug causing the
tstlobject in tsconfig.json not to be properly extended when extending a tsconfig from node_modules.
Changelog
1.15.0
- Using
extendsin tsconfig.json now also correctly merges settings in thetstlblock (shallow merge). - Now avoiding assigning default parameter values if the default value is
nil(nullorundefined). - Fixed a bug where indexing a
LuaMultiReturnvalue with [0] would still return everything. - Fixed a bug with nested namespaces causing unexpected nil indexing errors.
Changelog
1.14.0
- [Breaking] Upgraded TypeScript to 5.0.
- Added support for
Number.toFixed. - Added support for spread expressions with
LuaPairsIterableandLuaPairsKeysIterable. - Fixed a bug breaking module resolution when using a custom file extension.
- Fixed various exceptions that could happen when trying to translate invalid TS.
Changelog
1.13.0
- Fixed alternate file extensions (other than .lua, if configured) breaking module resolution and emitted require statements.
- Added experimental support for
"luaLibImport": "require-minimal"configuration option. This will output a lualib bundle containing only the lualib functions used by your code. This might not work if you are including external tstl-generated Lua, for example from a npm package. - Added support for the "exports" field in package.json.
- Fixed some exceptions resulting from invalid language-extensions use.
- Fixed an exception when using compound assignment (like
+=) with array length.
Changelog
1.12.0
- Reworked how tstl detects and rewrites
requirestatements during dependency resolution. This should reduce the amount of false-positive matches of require statements: require statements in string literals or comments should no longer be detected by tstl. This means require statements in string literals or comments can survive the transpiler without causing a 'could not resolve lua sources' error or getting rewritten into nonsense. - Now using
math.modfor Lua 5.0 modulo operations.