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npm install babel-preset-typescript-vue2

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Typescript

No

Module System

CommonJS

Min. Node Version

>=8.0.0

Node Version

14.17.5

NPM Version

8.0.0 Score

54

Supply Chain

74.9

Quality

74.7

Maintenance

50

Vulnerability

100

License

Pull Requests

Open

13

Total

18

Closed

3

Merged

2

Issues

Open

2

Total

5

Closed

3

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2

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Languages

2

JavaScript

Vue

JavaScript (77.62%)

Vue (22.38%)

Developer

pawelgabryelewicz

Download Statistics

Total Downloads

264

Last Day

1

Last Week

4

Last Month

10

Last Year

56

GitHub Statistics

22 Stars

40 Commits

5 Forks

2 Watching

15 Branches

2 Contributors

Bundle Size

1.06 MB

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283.24 kB

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Maintainers

1

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Latest Version

1.1.1

Package Id

babel-preset-typescript-vue2@1.1.1

Unpacked Size

7.73 kB

Size

3.13 kB

File Count

8

NPM Version

8.0.0

Node Version

14.17.5

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Cumulative downloads

Total Downloads

264

Last day

0%

1

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0%

4

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Last month

233.3%

10

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Last year

-34.9%

56

Compared to previous year

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Dependencies

4

@babel/helper-plugin-utils @babel/plugin-transform-typescript @babel/preset-typescript vue-template-compiler

Peer Dependencies

1

@babel/core

Dev Dependencies

10

@babel/cli @babel/core @babel/node @babel/preset-env jest rollup rollup-plugin-babel rollup-plugin-commonjs rollup-plugin-node-resolve vue

Versions

babel-preset-typescript-vue

TypeScript preset for Babel 7.x supporting Vue.js components written in TS. A drop-in replacement for @babel/preset-typescript.

Why?

This preset was created to support TypeScript transpilation using Babel (not Microsoft TypeScript), also for TypeScript-based Vue.js Single File Components (SFC), without enforced TS-to-JS transpilation for all files (which can be achieved by adding @babel/plugin-transform-typescript to your Babel config).

Due to architectural limitations of vue-loader the original @babel/preset-typescript preset was always assuming that the <script> section of Vue SFC was written in JavaScript. This wasn't an issue when webpack was using different loaders for .js and .ts files. Since Babel unifies that, vue-loader is always passing this file to babel-loader with an original filename (and a resourceQuery which is not accessible from the transpiling preset). Since preset-typescript was transpiling files with .ts and .tsx extensions, not .vue, SFCs were ignored and reported errors during ES6 to ES5 transpilation.

Most likely in the future, this won't be no longer needed if vue-loader will consider also Babel transpilation. As for this is the only friendly way to resolve the issue.

How?

This preset checks whether the .vue file (SFC) has a lang="ts" attribute set for the <script> tag. If so, @babel/plugin-transform-typescript is applied explicitly to the SFC file.

Options

All the options match the original @babel/preset-typescript preset options.

You can read more about configuring preset options here

Original notes and issues

See @babel/preset-typescript for more information or the issues associated with the original preset package.

Install

Using npm:

1npm install --save-dev babel-preset-typescript-vue

or using yarn:

1yarn add babel-preset-typescript-vue --dev

License

MIT

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Score

1.7

/10

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