What are the configuration options for a TypeScript project assembly?

Question

When I create a new project "HTMLWeb App", I get .csproj with a few default options in the project XML for Typescript. Where can I find a list of all possible TypeScript build options?

Searching for the names of the 3 options available in my project, such as "TypeScriptIncludeComments", did not return any results on Google.

Answer 1

I found a list of options in the .targets file that comes with the TypeScript installation. The following is a complete list of options with a command line argument that actually goes to "tsc.exe" (TypeScript compiler)

• TypeScriptIncludeComments ..... --comments
• TypeScriptGeneratesDeclarations ..... --declaration
• TypeScriptModuleKind ..... --module $(TypeScriptModuleKind)
• TypeScriptIncludeDefaultLib ..... --nolib
• TypeScriptOutFile ..... --out $(TypeScriptOutFile)
• TypeScriptSourceMap ..... --sourcemap
• TypeScriptTarget ..... --target $(TypeScriptTarget)
• TypeScriptAdditionalFlags ..... $(TypeScriptAdditionalFlags)

Answer 2

Update for Guptas answer for Visual Studio 2015 RC. The Microsoft.TypeScript.targets file is now located in the c: \ Program Files (x86) \ MSBuild \ Microsoft \ VisualStudio \ v14.0 \ TypeScript directory.

• TypeScriptRemoveComments ..... --removeComments
• TypeScriptNoImplicitAny ..... --noImplicitAny
• TypeScriptGeneratesDeclarations ..... --declaration
• TypeScriptModuleKind ..... --module "$(TypeScriptModuleKind)"
• TypeScriptOutFile ..... --out "$(TypeScriptOutFile)"
• TypeScriptOutDir ..... --outDir "$(TypeScriptOutDir)"
• TypeScriptSourceMap ..... --sourcemap
• TypeScriptTarget ..... --target $(TypeScriptTarget)
• TypeScriptNoResolve ..... --noResolve
• TypeScriptAdditionalFlags ..... $(TypeScriptAdditionalFlags)
• TypeScriptMapRoot ..... --mapRoot "$(TypeScriptMapRoot)"
• TypeScriptSourceRoot ..... --sourceRoot "$(TypeScriptSourceRoot)"
• TypeScriptCodePage ..... --codepage $(TypeScriptCodePage)
• TypeScriptCharset ..... --charset $(TypeScriptCharset)
• TypeScriptEmitBOM ..... --emitBOM
• TypeScriptNoLib ..... --noLib
• TypeScriptPreserveConstEnums ..... --preserveConstEnums
• TypeScriptSuppressImplicitAnyIndexErrors ..... --suppressImplicitAnyIndexErrors

Answer 3

The easiest way to change any Typescript build options is through web extensions . I would highly recommend it if you do any work on the Internet using Visual Studio.