Reworked how tstl detects and rewrites require statements 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.mod for Lua 5.0 modulo operations.

1.11.1

published 1.11.1 • 2 years ago

1.11.0

published 1.11.0 • 2 years ago

Changelog

[Breaking] Upgraded TypeScript to 4.9.
--tstlVerbose now prints more resolver output when failing to resolve Lua sources.
Fixed a bug breaking default exported classes with unicode names
Relaxed conditions for the always-true warning to false positives.

published 1.10.1 • 2 years ago

published 1.10.0 • 2 years ago

Changelog

[Breaking] Upgraded TypeScript to 4.8.
[Breaking] Changed how language-extensions are distributed, you should now put "types": ["@typescript-to-lua/language-extensions"] in your tsconfig.json (instead of "typescript-to-lua/...").
Added support for Lua 5.0, thanks for the effort @YoRyan!
Added support for TypeScript 4.7 instantiation expressions.
Fixed a bug causing some require uses not being recognized my module resolution, leading to missing files in the output.

published 1.10.0-beta.0 • 2 years ago

published 1.9.0 • 2 years ago

Changelog

Added a warning when trying to use a type in a condition that can never be false in Lua, such as numbers or strings. (Only when strictNullChecks is enabled.)
Fixed some missing and misplaced errors when trying to reference LuaTable/LuaMap/LuaSet functions without calling them.
Fixed a bug in the get() type of ReadOnlyLuaMap. It is now typed the same as LuaMap, i.e. it can return undefined.
Fixed an issue in bundling that could sometimes lead to invalid bundle entry requires.
Added a warning when using paths without specifying baseUrl.
Fixed exception while checking for standard library types.