How to have different targets for differents directories
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I have to directories /src/server and /src/client for the backend and frontend code.
In the backend I want to target my .ts sources to es2017 javascript. In the client I want to target the .ts sources to es5. How can I indicate that to the Visual Studio Code?
I try to put two different tsconfig.json in each directory. But the Visual Studio Code only takes the root tsconfig.json.
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I have to directories /src/server and /src/client for the backend and frontend code.
In the backend I want to target my .ts sources to es2017 javascript. In the client I want to target the .ts sources to es5. How can I indicate that to the Visual Studio Code?
I try to put two different tsconfig.json in each directory. But the Visual Studio Code only takes the root tsconfig.json.
visual-studio typescript visual-studio-code
asked Nov 10 at 20:51
Emilio Platzer
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I have to directories /src/server and /src/client for the backend and frontend code.
In the backend I want to target my .ts sources to es2017 javascript. In the client I want to target the .ts sources to es5. How can I indicate that to the Visual Studio Code?
I try to put two different tsconfig.json in each directory. But the Visual Studio Code only takes the root tsconfig.json.
visual-studio typescript visual-studio-code
asked Nov 10 at 20:51
Emilio Platzer
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I have to directories /src/server and /src/client for the backend and frontend code.
In the backend I want to target my .ts sources to es2017 javascript. In the client I want to target the .ts sources to es5. How can I indicate that to the Visual Studio Code?
I try to put two different tsconfig.json in each directory. But the Visual Studio Code only takes the root tsconfig.json.
visual-studio typescript visual-studio-code
visual-studio typescript visual-studio-code
asked Nov 10 at 20:51
Emilio Platzer
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asked Nov 10 at 20:51
Emilio Platzer
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asked Nov 10 at 20:51
Emilio Platzer
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asked Nov 10 at 20:51
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asked Nov 10 at 20:51
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You can have two tsconfig.json files, one for client and the other for server and then compile each using tsc with -p flag, e.g.:
tsc -p /src/server && tsc -p /src/client
answered Nov 10 at 21:23
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Yes, You are right!. I have a little different question now, very related to this. stackoverflow.com/questions/53249684/…
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You can have two tsconfig.json files, one for client and the other for server and then compile each using tsc with -p flag, e.g.:
tsc -p /src/server && tsc -p /src/client
answered Nov 10 at 21:23
syntagma
12.3k1247102
Yes, You are right!. I have a little different question now, very related to this. stackoverflow.com/questions/53249684/…
– Emilio Platzer
Nov 11 at 14:28
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You can have two tsconfig.json files, one for client and the other for server and then compile each using tsc with -p flag, e.g.:
tsc -p /src/server && tsc -p /src/client
answered Nov 10 at 21:23
syntagma
12.3k1247102
Yes, You are right!. I have a little different question now, very related to this. stackoverflow.com/questions/53249684/…
– Emilio Platzer
Nov 11 at 14:28
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up vote
1
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accepted
up vote
1
down vote
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You can have two tsconfig.json files, one for client and the other for server and then compile each using tsc with -p flag, e.g.:
tsc -p /src/server && tsc -p /src/client
answered Nov 10 at 21:23
syntagma
12.3k1247102
You can have two tsconfig.json files, one for client and the other for server and then compile each using tsc with -p flag, e.g.:
tsc -p /src/server && tsc -p /src/client
answered Nov 10 at 21:23
syntagma
12.3k1247102
answered Nov 10 at 21:23
syntagma
12.3k1247102
answered Nov 10 at 21:23
syntagma
12.3k1247102
answered Nov 10 at 21:23
syntagma
12.3k1247102
12.3k1247102
Yes, You are right!. I have a little different question now, very related to this. stackoverflow.com/questions/53249684/…
– Emilio Platzer
Nov 11 at 14:28
add a comment |
Yes, You are right!. I have a little different question now, very related to this. stackoverflow.com/questions/53249684/…
– Emilio Platzer
Nov 11 at 14:28
Yes, You are right!. I have a little different question now, very related to this. stackoverflow.com/questions/53249684/…
– Emilio Platzer
Nov 11 at 14:28
Yes, You are right!. I have a little different question now, very related to this. stackoverflow.com/questions/53249684/…
– Emilio Platzer
Nov 11 at 14:28
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