ngtrue / node / GlobalAttributeInputsOptions

Interface: GlobalAttributeInputsOptions

Defined in: src/node/global-attribute-inputs.ts:15

Since

0.2.0

Properties

packageDir

readonly packageDir: string

Defined in: src/node/global-attribute-inputs.ts:24

The directory holding the package.json to check — the BUILT package, the one that would be packed. The check reads the partial declarations in the JavaScript it ships, so a source tree has nothing for it to read. Its dependencies are read from the node_modules above it, so point it at a build that sits where they are installed, as a dist/ in the repository that built it does.

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ignore?

readonly optional ignore?: readonly string[]

Defined in: src/node/global-attribute-inputs.ts:38

Findings you have looked at and accepted.

"WrFoo.title" accepts one input: the component means the native attribute to stay, or removes it in code where this check cannot see. A bare "WrFoo" accepts that WrFoo could not be checked completely — it extends a class, or carries a host directive, from a package that is not installed or in a form the check cannot follow — and does NOT silence its input findings, which keep being reported until each is listed by name.

An entry that matches nothing is reported too, so the list cannot outlive the code it excuses.