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refactor: use get-tsconfig
instead of tsconfig-paths
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update ora, remove unsed semver
export async function getRawConfig(cwd: string): Promise<RawConfig | null> { | ||
try { | ||
const configResult = await c12LoadConfig({ | ||
name: 'components', | ||
configFile: 'components.json', | ||
configFile: 'components', |
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changed again to components
so user could use any supported format in unjs/c12 for components.json/json5/...
file
packages/cli/src/commands/init.ts
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@@ -139,7 +139,7 @@ export async function promptForConfig( | |||
message: (prev, values) => `Where is your ${highlight(values.typescript ? 'tsconfig.json' : 'jsconfig.json')} file?`, | |||
initial: (prev, values) => { | |||
const prefix = values.framework === 'nuxt' ? '.nuxt/' : './' | |||
const path = values.typescript ? 'tsconfig.json' : 'jsconfig.json' | |||
const path = values.framework === 'nuxt' ? 'tsconfig.json' : values.typescript ? 'tsconfig.json' : 'jsconfig.json' |
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If the framework is Nuxt, CLI initial value must be .nuxt/tsconfig.json
But the current CLI is using .nuxt/jsconfig.json
in JS projects
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What is the reason of using .nuxt/tsconfig.json
instead of base ./tsconfig.json
for a Nuxt project? If get-tsconfig
correctly resolves extends
, then the result will be the same, right?
The advantage of using base ./tsconfig.json
could be in respecting any other custom options user provided in this file. But I'm not sure how exactly tsconfig is used by shadcn-vue
except the path resolving, so maybe I'm wrong.
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Yeah you are right, we can simplify the prefix
and path
variables
I did not test with base ./tsconfig.json
in root of the Nuxt project but it should work. maybe with both
./tsconfig.json
or./jsconfig.json
{
// https://nuxt.com/docs/guide/concepts/typescript
"extends": "./.nuxt/tsconfig.json"
}
.nuxt/tsconfig.json
π Linked issue
Close #291
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π Description
#291 (comment)
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Also, I did not update the test files