Use tsc for local development instead of webpack #14
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I don't feel strongly about the current dev environment, I just needed to get webpack hacked in so that we were distributing something of reasonable size. I'm going to take this as-is, but feel free to keep sending PRs to tweak things if you come up with better approaches. For example, moving |
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- have client and server in directory with either name - main file for the client and server are also called like that (at the moment not relevant as we only have one source file each) - put generated file into out/[client/server]/[client/server].js - webpack also creates these files but with bundled modules - this directory structure will also be expected by the client itself see peggyjs#14, peggyjs#15
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I'm not sure this solution is really the best, but this PR makes it so that local debug task uses tsc to compile.
Only really drawback is that an
out/server.d.tsis created (cannot be turned off because of the composite project).But I think this is still better then requiring an additional plugin (I think this extension might solve the problem with the webpack watch task).
Also this makes it really fast to edit/start the debug instance.
For deployment webpack can still be used of course.
fixes #13