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Seamless integration between Rollup and Typescript.
See rollup-plugin-babel.
npm install --save-dev rollup-plugin-typescript typescript tslib
Note that both typescript
and tslib
are peer dependencies of this plugin that need to be installed separately.
// rollup.config.js
import typescript from 'rollup-plugin-typescript';
export default {
input: './main.ts',
plugins: [
typescript()
]
}
The plugin loads any compilerOptions
from the tsconfig.json
file by default. Passing options to the plugin directly overrides those options:
...
export default {
input: './main.ts',
plugins: [
typescript({lib: ["es5", "es6", "dom"], target: "es5"})
]
}
The following options are unique to rollup-plugin-typescript
:
-
options.include
andoptions.exclude
(each a minimatch pattern, or array of minimatch patterns), which determine which files are transpiled by Typescript (all.ts
and.tsx
files by default). -
tsconfig
when set to false, ignores any options specified in the config file. If set to a string that corresponds to a file path, the specified file will be used as config file. -
typescript
overrides TypeScript used for transpilation:typescript({ typescript: require('some-fork-of-typescript') })
-
tslib
overrides the injected TypeScript helpers with a custom versiontypescript({ tslib: require('some-fork-of-tslib') })
Due to the use of tslib
to inject helpers, this plugin requires at least TypeScript 2.1. See also here.
Though it is not recommended, it is possible to configure this plugin to handle imports of CommonJS files from TypeScript. For this, you need to specify CommonJS
as the module format and add rollup-plugin-commonjs
to transpile the CommonJS output generated by TypeScript to ES Modules so that rollup can process it.
// rollup.config.js
import typescript from 'rollup-plugin-typescript';
import commonjs from 'rollup-plugin-commonjs';
export default {
input: './main.ts',
plugins: [
typescript({module: 'CommonJS'}),
commonjs({extensions: ['.js', '.ts']}) // the ".ts" extension is required
]
}
Note that this will often result in less optimal output.
This plugin will currently not warn for any type violations. This plugin relies on TypeScript's transpileModule function which basically transpiles TypeScript to JavaScript by stripping any type information on a per-file basis. While this is faster than using the language service, no cross-file type checks are possible with this approach.
This also causes issues with emit-less types, see #28.