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ts-config-preprocessor.ts
Source: ts-config-preprocessor.ts
...39 this.fs.clear();40 input.forEach((file) => {41 this.fs.set(file.name, file);42 });43 await this.rewriteTSConfigFile(tsconfigFile);44 return [...this.fs.values()];45 } else {46 return input;47 }48 }49 }50 private async rewriteTSConfigFile(tsconfigFileName: string): Promise<void> {51 if (!this.touched.includes(tsconfigFileName)) {52 this.touched.push(tsconfigFileName);53 const tsconfigFile = this.fs.get(tsconfigFileName);54 if (tsconfigFile) {55 this.log.debug('Rewriting file %s', tsconfigFile);56 const ts = await import('typescript');57 const { config }: { config?: TSConfigReferences } = ts.parseConfigFileTextToJson(tsconfigFile.name, tsconfigFile.textContent);58 if (config) {59 await this.rewriteExtends(config, tsconfigFileName);60 await this.rewriteProjectReferences(config, tsconfigFileName);61 this.fs.set(tsconfigFileName, new File(tsconfigFileName, JSON.stringify(config, null, 2)));62 }63 }64 }65 }66 private async rewriteExtends(config: TSConfigReferences, tsconfigFileName: string): Promise<boolean> {67 const extend = config.extends;68 if (typeof extend === 'string') {69 const extendsFileName = path.resolve(path.dirname(tsconfigFileName), extend);70 const relativeToSandbox = path.relative(process.cwd(), extendsFileName);71 if (relativeToSandbox.startsWith('..')) {72 config.extends = this.join('..', '..', extend);73 return true;74 } else {75 await this.rewriteTSConfigFile(extendsFileName);76 }77 }78 return false;79 }80 private async rewriteProjectReferences(config: TSConfigReferences, originTSConfigFileName: string): Promise<void> {81 const ts = await import('typescript');82 if (Array.isArray(config.references)) {83 for (const reference of config.references) {84 const referencePath = ts.resolveProjectReferencePath(reference);85 const referencedProjectFileName = path.resolve(path.dirname(originTSConfigFileName), referencePath);86 const relativeToProject = path.relative(process.cwd(), referencedProjectFileName);87 if (relativeToProject.startsWith('..')) {88 reference.path = this.join('..', '..', referencePath);89 } else {90 await this.rewriteTSConfigFile(referencedProjectFileName);91 }92 }93 }94 }95 private join(...pathSegments: string[]) {96 return pathSegments.map((segment) => segment.replace(/\\/g, '/')).join('/');97 }...
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