ignore node_modules
See original GitHub issueCouldn’t find an option to ignore node_modules
, is there a way to stop at user created interface depth
I have this interface:
import {Request, Response} from 'express';
export interface MyRequest extends Request {
body: something;
}
Calling typescript-json-schema
results in the whole express
types
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- Created 6 years ago
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Although, I just figured out passing
ignoreErrors
to the build-generator gets me over this problem.OK, thanks - I’ll take a look. BTW, thanks so much for making this…this is a really impressively useful tool!