Closed psnider closed 9 years ago
You can be achieved by defining the tasks independent.
e.g.
typescript: {
server: {
src: "src/**/*.ts",
dest: "bin/server",
options: {
basePath: "src",
module: "commonjs"
}
},
client: {
src: "src/**/*.ts",
dest: "bin/client",
options: {
basePath: "src",
module: "amd"
}
},
//serverTest ・・・・
//clientTest・・・・
}
I don't understand english well. If my understanding is wrong, please show me an example in detail.
Thanks, that worked.
For reference, here is the config that I'm now using:
typescript: {
server: {
src: ['src/server/ts/*.ts'],
dest: 'commonjs',
options: {
module: 'commonjs',
target: 'es5',
basePath: 'src/server/ts',
declaration: false
}
},
server_common: {
src: ['src/common/ts/*.ts'],
dest: 'commonjs',
options: {
module: 'commonjs',
target: 'es5',
basePath: 'src/common/ts',
declaration: false
}
},
client: {
src: ['src/client/ts/*.ts'],
dest: 'amd',
options: {
module: 'amd',
target: 'es5',
basePath: 'src/client/ts',
declaration: false
}
},
client_common: {
src: ['src/common/ts/*.ts'],
dest: 'amd',
options: {
module: 'amd',
target: 'es5',
basePath: 'src/common/ts',
declaration: false
}
}
},
I've been unable to figure out how to have different build recipes. I use TypeScript on the server and in the browser, and I have several different builds:
commonjs modules
amd modules
code shared between server and browser
It appears that the value of typescript.base.options.module applies to all sources. Is it possible to configure grunt-typescript to build my project?