Closed elsasslegend closed 7 years ago
I'm having this same problem. Indeed, renaming the folder or file resolves the problem. But this is not an option when bundling third party dts files.
Sorry about that, I have no much free time lately, and I'm involved in others projects, ... In addition I have stopped using "dts-bundle" in personal projects 1 year ago, I think is not needed currently.
Can you make a pull request with the solution?
Thanks for your answer.
Personally, I haven't found a better solution than using your plugin to bundle all definition files into a single one. It's the only way to expose and consume easily classes accross several modules, without having to hand-create a huge hierarchy of definition files. But maybe you found something better in the meantime ?
That said, I'm not sure what the solution is, but I suspect that at line 587, you just check if the file is a directory, but you should probably also test that there is no file with the same name.
What do you think about this ?
No need to apologize, @tolemac , this is an open project. Thanks a lot for your time spent here. ;) I don't have much time available too, but I'll try to take a look when possible. Thanks.
@esugoi the slowest part is to build a test case ... :(
@djflex68 Most of projects used to distribute several .d.ts
files, Angular for example, you can take a look to my project tolefocus where I distribute .d.ts and .js files and is easy to use from npm.
I have merged the pull request by @esugoi that fixes it. If you have any problem tell me here.
Best regards!
Glad I could help. :) In my case I bundled dts files of the angular project and it worked like a charm. ;) Thanks for your work, @tolemac .
Many thanks @esugoi and @tolemac for the work and help :-)
Hello,
I run into an issue, using the following command :
dts-bundle --name myApp --main dts/**/*.d.ts --out bundle.d.ts
in dts folder, I have both a file called application.d.ts and a folder application. I get the following error, and don't know how to solve it (excepted by renaming the folder or the file) :
Thanks !