You can configure Aspect CLI using directives, which are just specially-formatted
comments in BUILD files that govern behavior of the tool when visiting files
within the Bazel package rooted at that file.
JavaScript directives follow the same format as gazelle.
Directives specific to JavaScript (and TypeScript) are as follows:
| Directive | Default value | Param(s) |
|---|---|---|
js |
enabled |
enabled|disabled |
js_generation_mode |
directory |
none|directory |
js_pnpm_lockfile |
pnpm-lock.yaml |
lockfile |
js_ignore_imports |
glob | |
js_resolve |
glob target | |
js_validate_import_statements |
true |
true|false |
js_project_naming_convention |
{dirname} |
name |
js_tests_naming_convention |
{dirname}_tests |
name |
js_files |
**/*.{ts,tsx} |
glob |
js_test_files |
**/*.{spec,test}.{ts,tsx} |
glob |
js_npm_package_target_name |
{dirname} |
... |
All JavaScript directives are specified via gazelle such as:
# gazelle:js enabled