Load TypeScript config files.

[Industrial]

This would make writing the files in the config directory in TypeScript very easy.

I run a custom server.ts to start strapi with strapi().start() in it. I start this process with node-ts which is standard for development.

I made this change and I could replace a .js file with a .ts and it would be loaded.

What does it do?

Load config files from the config dir like js files.

Why is it needed?

Writing everything in TypeScript

Related issue(s)/PR(s)

No.

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[Industrial]

I've noticed more files that load either js or json files. I'm going to attempt to edit those aswell.

[derrickmehaffy]

This pull request has been mentioned on Strapi Community. There might be relevant details there:

https://forum.strapi.io/t/strapi-integration-with-other-typescript-aplications-in-a-monorepo/1104/2

[Industrial]

This isn't the right approach. For now, I resort to compiling to an output directory ./lib.

@derrickmehaffy: How do I configure StrAPI to take a subdirectory of the project root directory as a root?

[derrickmehaffy]

(My previous response was a bot and not actually me 🙈 I'll let our backend engineers try to answer your question better than I can)