Do you want to request a feature or report a bug?
Feature: Forward options to ts-morph.
What is the current behavior?docs-ts provides {"strict": true} as configuration to the ts-morph project.
Use case
I want to provide a non-default tsconfig.json to ts-morph, but this is not possible, because docs-ts provides a fixed config. ts-morph itself would allow a `different configfile name.
This makes docs-ts hard to use, in case the own project uses a tsconfig.json which isn't compatible with node (my concrete case is, that I can't find a module option, that satisfies webpack's ts-loader and docs-ts and also ts-loader is really unhappy, if I tell it to use a different tsconfig.json).
What is the expected behavior?
Add an optional entry "ts-morph" to docs-ts.json, which is forwarded to ts-morph.
Which versions of docs-ts, and which browser and OS are affected by this issue? Did this work in previous versions of docs-ts?
All. (Using 0.6.10)
I'm willing to implement this, if it has the chance to be merged.
Oh: And btw: @gcanti: I love your typescript work. Thank you so much. :-)
Do you want to request a feature or report a bug? Feature: Forward options to
ts-morph
.What is the current behavior?
docs-ts
provides{"strict": true}
as configuration to thets-morph
project.Use case I want to provide a non-default
tsconfig.json
tots-morph
, but this is not possible, becausedocs-ts
provides a fixed config.ts-morph
itself would allow a `different configfile name.This makes
docs-ts
hard to use, in case the own project uses atsconfig.json
which isn't compatible withnode
(my concrete case is, that I can't find amodule
option, that satisfieswebpack
'sts-loader
anddocs-ts
and alsots-loader
is really unhappy, if I tell it to use a differenttsconfig.json
).What is the expected behavior? Add an optional entry
"ts-morph"
todocs-ts.json
, which is forwarded tots-morph
.Which versions of docs-ts, and which browser and OS are affected by this issue? Did this work in previous versions of docs-ts? All. (Using
0.6.10
)I'm willing to implement this, if it has the chance to be merged.
Oh: And btw: @gcanti: I love your typescript work. Thank you so much. :-)