How to use the ts-loader/dist/logger.makeLogger function in ts-loader
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// we re-export so that we generate a unique
// optional bundle for the ts-loader, that
// doesn't get loaded unless the user is
// compiling typescript
const logger = require("ts-loader/dist/logger");
const makeLogger = logger.makeLogger;
logger.makeLogger = function (loaderOptions, colors) {
const instance = makeLogger(loaderOptions, colors);
const logWarning = instance.logWarning;
instance.logWarning = function (message) {
// Disable TS Loader TypeScript compatibility warning
if (message.indexOf('This version may or may not be compatible with ts-loader') !== -1)
return;
return logWarning(message);
};
return instance;
};
module.exports = require("ts-loader");
// ts-loader internally has a require("typescript") that applies
// regardless of "compiler".// we re-export so that we generate a unique
// optional bundle for the ts-loader, that
// doesn't get loaded unless the user is
// compiling typescript
const logger = require("ts-loader/dist/logger");
const makeLogger = logger.makeLogger;
logger.makeLogger = function (loaderOptions, colors) {
const instance = makeLogger(loaderOptions, colors);
const logWarning = instance.logWarning;
instance.logWarning = function (message) {
// Disable TS Loader TypeScript compatibility warning
if (message.indexOf('This version may or may not be compatible with ts-loader') !== -1)
return;
return logWarning(message);
};
return instance;
};
module.exports = require("ts-loader");
// ts-loader internally has a require("typescript") that applies
// regardless of "compiler".
// We could remap this too, as soon as ncc supports aliased externals
