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When I'm working on a given project with tools, I'd rather not have to specify command line arguments for the tool. It makes my work quicker, as well as making it easier for other developers to do the same work. So, I put as many typedoc configuration items as possible into the tsconfig.json in the project's root directory.
Problem: tsconfig requires that you specify the project to be analyzed on the command line. Yes, it isn't a big deal to type typedoc ., but given that typedoc happily looks for a tsconfig.json in the current directory, it would be great for it to either allow specifying the project in the tsconfig.json file, or just assume that if no directory is specified then the current directory is to be analyzed.
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Hello @dtgriscom. This should already be available via an (undocumented) typedocOptions object in your tsconfig.json. There is also an option to have a separate project configuration file, though this needs some work. See the discussion in #604 for more information.
I'll leave this open until the documentation issue is resolved.
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Allow specifying project in tsconfig.json, or have current directory be default
Allow specifying typedoc options in tsconfig.json
Mar 5, 2018
When I'm working on a given project with tools, I'd rather not have to specify command line arguments for the tool. It makes my work quicker, as well as making it easier for other developers to do the same work. So, I put as many
typedoc
configuration items as possible into thetsconfig.json
in the project's root directory.Problem: tsconfig requires that you specify the project to be analyzed on the command line. Yes, it isn't a big deal to type
typedoc .
, but given thattypedoc
happily looks for atsconfig.json
in the current directory, it would be great for it to either allow specifying the project in thetsconfig.json
file, or just assume that if no directory is specified then the current directory is to be analyzed.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: