// This configuration is a standard baseline for all packages.

//

// Copied from @nacho-iot/js-tools. Edits are preserved; `nacho-build configure` replaces with the latest template.

{

"compilerOptions": {

// Participate in workspace

"composite": true,

// Add compatibility with CommonJS modules

"esModuleInterop": true,

// Compile incrementally using tsbuildinfo state file

"incremental": true,

// Matter.js most likely won't work with older versions of ES

"target": "es2022",

// Generate modules as ES2020 or CommonJS

"module": "node16",

// Use node-style dependency resolution

"moduleResolution": "node16",

// Do not load globals from node_modules by default

"types": [],

// Preserve const enums with tsc (esbuild does this by default)

"preserveConstEnums": true,

// Validating imports would be nice but is very slow; we can get by without

"skipLibCheck": true,

// Resolve hand-authored .d.ts source files in packages that ship them (@matter/types/clusters/*,

// @matter/testing, @matter/node/load). tsc cannot emit a proper .d.ts output from a .d.ts input,

// so the dist/ copy is not interchangeable with src for consumer symbol resolution. Targets that

// ship as .ts sources do not need this — tsc emits dist/ .d.ts that work fine for consumers.

"customConditions": [ "dev-types" ],

"lib": [

"es2022",

"ESNext.Disposable",

// Many standard types are only available via node or DOM. Neither are fully appropriate for our purposes,

// however the DOM types are closer to the standard and add fewer objects that are not present at runtime

// (namely window and document, which we don't have much use for and know to avoid)

//

// Unfortunately TS doesn't break types into individual libs, so we must import the entire DOM

"dom"

],

// Enforce a subset of our code conventions

"forceConsistentCasingInFileNames": true,

"noImplicitAny": true,

"noImplicitOverride": true,

"noUnusedParameters": true,

"noUnusedLocals": true,

"strict": true,

"isolatedModules": true,

}

}