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I'm new to AssetMapper and I'm just loving it.
Your bundle could be really helpfull for me.
I have to write a quite complex (for my level) javascript module and I think that writing it using typescript would be better and more readable.

I've added gcompat on Dockerfile otherwise Alpine Image can't run SWC

Now I can run ./swc-linux-x64-gnu and see its help message but the symfony command typescript:build still give me error.

Any suggestion?
Thanks

If we allow the use of another compiler than swc, we will need to create the necessary classes and interfaces to make it work

Hi!

I haven't played with the bundle yet, but I'm increasingly mentioning it for those that do want to use TypeScript. So, could we:

A) Publish the package to Packagist?
B) and do an initial 0.1.0 release

Thanks for your work!

• Write the documentation
• Link to the docs in README
• Change the Front-end Tools documentation

This is a tricky one.
SWC has an '--ignore' option, but it allows only a single path to be excluded (or at least I didn't manage to make it take multiple paths.)
So the solution I found was to pass a config snippet with --config-json (not documented on there website) to override the "exclude" config from .swcrc. This works, but SWC prints an error and exits with a 1 return code, so I had to disable printing the output of the command (which didn't print anything anyway) and apply a test on the error message to check if it's a 'real' error or just a notification that a file has been skipped.

Right now I think it's a very dirty hack, and I don't see any other solution but to ask on the swc repo to be able to bypass this.

If you'd like to give it a try go ahead 😃

This file must be usable by swc, which is the compiler used in the project

According to the documentation, SWC can support a --watch option using chokidar. I'm not sure this can work without node though. Might be worth taking a closer look.