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Releases: AviVahl/ts-tools

@ts-tools/node@1.1.2

06 Nov 11:18
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  • FIX: corrects broken source maps when tsconfig.jsonspecifies outDir/outFile.

@ts-tools/build@1.2.1

06 Nov 11:19
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  • upgrade to commander@4.

@ts-tools/build@0.11.2

24 Sep 13:28
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  • FIX: refactor path handling to reuse work and improve win32 compatibility.

@ts-tools/build@0.11.1

24 Sep 13:06
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  • Feature: lookup tsconfig.json and allow customizing it.

@ts-tools/node@0.11.0

23 Sep 08:38
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  • removed type checking. makes less sense for on-the-fly transpilation flows. using ts.transpileModule instead.
  • removed custom (via transformation) "paths" support. use tsconfig-paths instead.
  • removed custom (raw-loader like) .d.ts import handing.
  • uses persistent dist caching (second run is really snappy).
  • source maps no longer retain a ton of memory. they are extracted from cache upon need.
  • simplified code-base. package now has single registration point (/r).
  • simple programmatic API to create custom extension (e.g. custom compiler options).
  • no tsconfig.json loading yet.
  • single dependency left (source-map-support).
  • better windows support. canonical path is used where appropriate.
  • took two steps back, one step forward.

@ts-tools/webpack-loader@0.8.14

10 Aug 00:03
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  • accepts a function for customizing configName per directory (used for lookup).

@ts-tools/node@0.9.9

03 Aug 19:34
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  • protect against double registration when used with linked projects.

@ts-tools/service@2.0.4

26 May 15:35
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  • FIX: correct getFileSystemEntries when customFs is used.

@ts-tools/node@0.9.5

08 May 20:19
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  • FIX: more graceful handling of .d.ts requires.

@ts-tools/node@0.9.4

04 May 22:04
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  • much faster typed-checked transpilation. will be especially noticed in large projects, or with slower hard drives.