ts-gyb / Exports / ParseConfiguration

Interface: ParseConfiguration

Parser configuration

Table of contents

Properties

• defaultCustomTags
• dropInterfaceIPrefix
• predefinedTypes
• skipInvalidMethods
• source

Properties

defaultCustomTags

• Optional defaultCustomTags: Record<string, unknown>

Custom tags for code generation in mustache and its default value.

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dropInterfaceIPrefix

• Optional dropInterfaceIPrefix: boolean

Drop the I prefix for TypeScript interfaces. This only works for types used as method parameters or return value.

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predefinedTypes

• Optional predefinedTypes: string[]

Names for pre-defined types. For example, CodeGen_Int for mapping for number to integers.

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skipInvalidMethods

• Optional skipInvalidMethods: boolean

Skip the code generation for invalid methods. If false, the code generation will fail when encounter an unsupported type.

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targets

• targets: Record<string, {"source", "exportedInterfaceBases", "tsconfigPath"}>

Describe the target interfaces to be parsed, the key is the name of the target, and the value is an object including the below properties:

source

• source: string[]

Scoped source file paths. The array of the source file paths for one target. Glob patterns are allowed. If it is a relative path, it will be resolved based on the configuration file path.

For example, ["src/api/IEditor.ts", "src/bridge/*.ts"]

exportedInterfaceBases

• Optional exportedInterfaceBases: string[]

Interface names for detecting exported modules. If defined, only interfaces that extends the specified interfaces will be parsed. If not defined, interfaces with JSDoc tag @shouldExport true would be parsed. For example, set it to ["ExportedInterface"], all such interfaces would be exported:

interface SomeInterface extends ExportedInterface {}

tsconfigPath

• Optional tsconfigPath: string

Path to the tsconfig.json file. If not defined, the default tsconfig.json file will be used.