serving entry file with all imports

Hi @cartant

this looks like a really good solution.

However until the IDEs will support automatic import of rxjs operators and stuff, this is not really comfortable to use.

What I’d like to propose (and of course to have) is another setting in e.g. tslint.json that allows to specify the file, let’s call it rxjs-modules.ts for instance, that contains all rxjs operators etc. for the particular project.

Of course, this rxjs-modules.ts should be imported in the beginning of main.ts so there is no race condition problem.

Is it possible to do so? Just to sum up:

1. We have some file e.g. rxjs-modules.ts which we set up as another property in tslint.json
2. This file is used to check every file in the project and it is end-programmer’s responsibility to import this file before all other imports in his entry file.

Then everybody can decide for his project: whether to import everything inside of one single file or import it in each file separately.

[cartant]

@smnbbrv I’ve added some new options that are closely related to this issue. The detection of unused imports (mentioned in this issue) is now implemented. See #2.

[cartant]

I’ve published version 1.1.0 which includes the file option. See the README for more information.

The change was really simple. However, TypeScript’s backslash normalization and file case canonicalization caused the usual headaches.