@stencil/core 2.16.1-0 → 2.17.1

package/cli/config-flags.d.ts

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+import type { LogLevel, TaskCommand } from '../internal/index';
+/**
+ * All the Boolean options supported by the Stencil CLI
+ */
+export declare const BOOLEAN_CLI_ARGS: readonly ["build", "cache", "checkVersion", "ci", "compare", "debug", "dev", "devtools", "docs", "e2e", "es5", "esm", "headless", "help", "log", "open", "prerender", "prerenderExternal", "prod", "profile", "serviceWorker", "screenshot", "serve", "skipNodeCheck", "spec", "ssr", "stats", "updateScreenshot", "verbose", "version", "watch", "all", "automock", "bail", "changedFilesWithAncestor", "clearCache", "clearMocks", "collectCoverage", "color", "colors", "coverage", "detectLeaks", "detectOpenHandles", "errorOnDeprecated", "expand", "findRelatedTests", "forceExit", "init", "injectGlobals", "json", "lastCommit", "listTests", "logHeapUsage", "noStackTrace", "notify", "onlyChanged", "onlyFailures", "passWithNoTests", "resetMocks", "resetModules", "restoreMocks", "runInBand", "runTestsByPath", "showConfig", "silent", "skipFilter", "testLocationInResults", "updateSnapshot", "useStderr", "watchAll", "watchman"];
+/**
+ * All the Number options supported by the Stencil CLI
+ */
+export declare const NUMBER_CLI_ARGS: readonly ["port", "maxConcurrency", "testTimeout"];
+/**
+ * All the String options supported by the Stencil CLI
+ */
+export declare const STRING_CLI_ARGS: readonly ["address", "config", "docsApi", "docsJson", "emulate", "root", "screenshotConnector", "cacheDirectory", "changedSince", "collectCoverageFrom", "coverageDirectory", "coverageThreshold", "env", "filter", "globalSetup", "globalTeardown", "globals", "haste", "moduleNameMapper", "notifyMode", "outputFile", "preset", "prettierPath", "resolver", "rootDir", "runner", "testEnvironment", "testEnvironmentOptions", "testFailureExitCode", "testNamePattern", "testResultsProcessor", "testRunner", "testSequencer", "testURL", "timers", "transform", "collectCoverageOnlyFrom", "coveragePathIgnorePatterns", "coverageReporters", "moduleDirectories", "moduleFileExtensions", "modulePathIgnorePatterns", "modulePaths", "projects", "reporters", "roots", "selectProjects", "setupFiles", "setupFilesAfterEnv", "snapshotSerializers", "testMatch", "testPathIgnorePatterns", "testPathPattern", "testRegex", "transformIgnorePatterns", "unmockedModulePathPatterns", "watchPathIgnorePatterns"];
+/**
+ * All the CLI arguments which may have string or number values
+ *
+ * `maxWorkers` is an argument which is used both by Stencil _and_ by Jest,
+ * which means that we need to support parsing both string and number values.
+ */
+export declare const STRING_NUMBER_CLI_ARGS: readonly ["maxWorkers"];
+/**
+ * All the LogLevel-type options supported by the Stencil CLI
+ *
+ * This is a bit silly since there's only one such argument atm,
+ * but this approach lets us make sure that we're handling all
+ * our arguments in a type-safe way.
+ */
+export declare const LOG_LEVEL_CLI_ARGS: readonly ["logLevel"];
+/**
+ * A type which gives the members of a `ReadonlyArray<string>` as
+ * an enum-like type which can be used for e.g. keys in a `Record`
+ * (as in the `AliasMap` type below)
+ */
+declare type ArrayValuesAsUnion<T extends ReadonlyArray<string>> = T[number];
+export declare type BooleanCLIArg = ArrayValuesAsUnion<typeof BOOLEAN_CLI_ARGS>;
+export declare type StringCLIArg = ArrayValuesAsUnion<typeof STRING_CLI_ARGS>;
+export declare type NumberCLIArg = ArrayValuesAsUnion<typeof NUMBER_CLI_ARGS>;
+export declare type StringNumberCLIArg = ArrayValuesAsUnion<typeof STRING_NUMBER_CLI_ARGS>;
+export declare type LogCLIArg = ArrayValuesAsUnion<typeof LOG_LEVEL_CLI_ARGS>;
+declare type KnownCLIArg = BooleanCLIArg | StringCLIArg | NumberCLIArg | StringNumberCLIArg | LogCLIArg;
+declare type AliasMap = Partial<Record<KnownCLIArg, string>>;
+/**
+ * For a small subset of CLI options we support a short alias e.g. `'h'` for `'help'`
+ */
+export declare const CLI_ARG_ALIASES: AliasMap;
+/**
+ * Given two types `K` and `T` where `K` extends `ReadonlyArray<string>`,
+ * construct a type which maps the strings in `K` as keys to values of type `T`.
+ *
+ * Because we use types derived this way to construct an interface (`ConfigFlags`)
+ * for which we want optional keys, we make all the properties optional (w/ `'?'`)
+ * and possibly null.
+ */
+declare type ObjectFromKeys<K extends ReadonlyArray<string>, T> = {
+    [key in K[number]]?: T | null;
+};
+/**
+ * Type containing the possible Boolean configuration flags, to be included
+ * in ConfigFlags, below
+ */
+declare type BooleanConfigFlags = ObjectFromKeys<typeof BOOLEAN_CLI_ARGS, boolean>;
+/**
+ * Type containing the possible String configuration flags, to be included
+ * in ConfigFlags, below
+ */
+declare type StringConfigFlags = ObjectFromKeys<typeof STRING_CLI_ARGS, string>;
+/**
+ * Type containing the possible numeric configuration flags, to be included
+ * in ConfigFlags, below
+ */
+declare type NumberConfigFlags = ObjectFromKeys<typeof NUMBER_CLI_ARGS, number>;
+/**
+ * Type containing the configuration flags which may be set to either string
+ * or number values.
+ */
+declare type StringNumberConfigFlags = ObjectFromKeys<typeof STRING_NUMBER_CLI_ARGS, string | number>;
+/**
+ * Type containing the possible LogLevel configuration flags, to be included
+ * in ConfigFlags, below
+ */
+declare type LogLevelFlags = ObjectFromKeys<typeof LOG_LEVEL_CLI_ARGS, LogLevel>;
+/**
+ * The configuration flags which can be set by the user on the command line.
+ * This interface captures both known arguments (which are enumerated and then
+ * parsed according to their types) and unknown arguments which the user may
+ * pass at the CLI.
+ *
+ * Note that this interface is constructed by extending `BooleanConfigFlags`,
+ * `StringConfigFlags`, etc. These types are in turn constructed from types
+ * extending `ReadonlyArray<string>` which we declare in another module. This
+ * allows us to record our known CLI arguments in one place, using a
+ * `ReadonlyArray<string>` to get both a type-level representation of what CLI
+ * options we support and a runtime list of strings which can be used to match
+ * on actual flags passed by the user.
+ */
+export interface ConfigFlags extends BooleanConfigFlags, StringConfigFlags, NumberConfigFlags, StringNumberConfigFlags, LogLevelFlags {
+    task?: TaskCommand | null;
+    args?: string[];
+    knownArgs?: string[];
+    unknownArgs?: string[];
+}
+export {};