I want to compile Typescript files to multiple targets like to ES5 and ES6 both. I have the following example directory:
ES5
ES6
test.ts
tsconfig.json
So when I run the compiler I want it to compile test.ts as ES5 to the ES5 folder and as ES6 to the ES6 folder. Is that possible somehow?
A simple solution would be to create two tsconfig.json
files with the different targets and output directories.
tsconfig-es5.json
{
"compilerOptions": {
"target": "ES5",
"outDir": "./ES5",
// Additional configuration like module type etc.
}
tsconfig-es6.json
{
"compilerOptions": {
"target": "ES6",
"outDir": "./ES6",
// Additional configuration like module type etc.
}
Then create a build script that concatenates the building, e.g. for Windows:
tsc --project ./tsconfig-es5.json && tsc --project ./tsconfig-es6.json
The alternative would be to have one tsconfig.json and directly specify the target
and outDir
parameters in the build script (see Compiler Options).