@ts-bridge/cli/dist/worker-utils.d.ts

Bridge the gap between ES modules and CommonJS modules with an easy-to-use alternative to `tsc`.

import type { ResolvedProjectReference } from 'typescript';
import type { BuilderOptions } from './build-utils.js';
export type WorkerOptions = Omit<BuilderOptions, 'compilerOptions' | 'files' | 'host' | 'program' | 'projectReferences' | 'system'> & {
    project: string;
};
export type GetBuildWorkerFunctionOptions = Omit<WorkerOptions, 'baseDirectory' | 'name' | 'project' | 'tsConfig'> & {
    parentBaseDirectory: string;
};
/**
 * Get the build worker function.
 *
 * @param options - The options to use for the worker.
 * @returns The build worker function.
 */
export declare function getWorkerBuildFunction(options: GetBuildWorkerFunctionOptions): (projectReference: ResolvedProjectReference) => Promise<void>;
/**
 * The main function for the worker. This function should be run in the context
 * of a worker thread.
 *
 * @param options - The options passed to the worker as `workerData`.
 * @param options.baseDirectory - The base directory of the project.
 * @param options.clean - Whether to clean the output directory.
 * @param options.format - The module format to use.
 * @param options.name - The name of the project.
 * @param options.project - The project to build.
 * @param options.shims - Whether to use shims.
 * @param options.tsConfig - The TypeScript configuration.
 * @param options.verbose - Whether to log verbose output.
 */
export declare function main({ baseDirectory, clean, format, name, project, shims, tsConfig, verbose, }: WorkerOptions): Promise<void>;
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