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Transpiling deps from node_modules
See original GitHub issueIs it possible to transpile code from separate package as our dependency? That separate package contains untranspiled typescript code and it should go to the bundle along with our TS code.
P.S. "main" section from package.json of separate package points to .ts file.
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I’d add js files automatically if allowJs is set to true, but that brings build time from 6 seconds to 2 mins for me, so it’s an option one should turn on carefully 😃. See
allowjsbranch if you want to check it out.Just looked at it again, and it seems all you need to do is allow plugin to touch js files:
include: ["*.ts+(|x)", "**/*.ts+(|x)", "**/*.js"].Currently only ts and tsx files are touched, even though you set
allowJS: truein tsconfig and typescript would normally process js files in this case.