Closed roydukkey closed 2 years ago
Ooo. It worked until I tried to import the package.json
and gave the following error message even though I had the configuration is my tsconfig.json
.
% yarn workspace @sass-fairy/exception build
yarn workspace v1.22.18
yarn run v1.22.18
$ rollup --config ../../rollup.config.ts --configPlugin rollup-plugin-ts
[!] (plugin Typescript) TS2732: Cannot find module './package.json'. Consider using '--resolveJsonModule' to import module with '.json' extension.
../../rollup.config.ts (9:36)
9 import { author, repository } from './package.json';
Note: my ../../tsconfig.json
up two levels as well, since I'm working on a project using workspaces.
I imagine this would be rollup's proposed remedy, and it works.
It supports the same syntax as the --plugin option i.e., [...] and you can specify plugin options via ={...}.
rollup --config ../../rollup.config.ts --configPlugin 'rollup-plugin-ts={tsconfig:`../../tsconfig.json`}'
Haha, pretty awesome that it worked out of the box. But I guess there's no reason why it wouldn't! I hadn't actually heard of that feature, I'm definitely going to use that one myself. Thanks for the tip. As for the error you ran into, to me it sounds like what you're experiencing here is that @rollup/plugin-typescript
might discover the tsconfig you're having a few folders up in your file system automatically by traversing the files system, whereas rollup-plugin-ts
doesn't, as it only looks for a tsconfig.json
adjacent to to rollup config in the current working directory.
Question
I was trying to figure out if I could write my
rollup.config.js
using typescript and notices that rollup defines the--configPlugin
option for the CLI to achieve this.However, I'm obviously not using the
@rollup/plugin-typescript
to rollup my typescript project. 😁 So, I thought I'd just set this plugin as the CLI option.This does work! But, I just wanted to check that this is officially supported?