There is one thing you can experiment with that I use in one project. You can declare a local npm module, that lives in the same monorepo with the rest of the code.
Then in lib/analytics define a package.json and tsconfig with the settings you like. Build.
Then when you do import x from 'analytics'; is should find the compiled code from libs/analytics/dist. Then add npm hooks to run compilation on post npm-install or whenever you need depending on your workflow.
I haven't tried this, but maybe it's worth a shot.
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Yeah that makes sense. It's the "npm hooks to run compilation" that bothers me, because it sounds a lot like I'll be fighting the tools to do things they weren't meant for. But it might be the only way 😬
Thanks for the insights.
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There is one thing you can experiment with that I use in one project. You can declare a local npm module, that lives in the same monorepo with the rest of the code.
The declaration would look like this:
Then in
lib/analyticsdefine apackage.jsonandtsconfigwith the settings you like. Build.Then when you do
import x from 'analytics';is should find the compiled code fromlibs/analytics/dist. Then add npm hooks to run compilation on post npm-install or whenever you need depending on your workflow.I haven't tried this, but maybe it's worth a shot.
Yeah that makes sense. It's the "npm hooks to run compilation" that bothers me, because it sounds a lot like I'll be fighting the tools to do things they weren't meant for. But it might be the only way 😬
Thanks for the insights.