My TypeScript projects have a structure where the source code is separated from the tests into different directories (src and test). When packaging the final product, I only want to include the source code without the tests because the runtime doesn't need test files. However, I'm facing some issues in my environment. I use Doom Emacs and Tide throws errors related to TypeScript when running tests:
Error from syntax checker typescript-tide: Error processing request. No Project.
Error: No Project.
at Object.ThrowNoProject (/Users/ikaraszi/.../node_modules/typescript/lib/tsserver.js:152133:23)
If I modify the tsconfig.json settings to include the test directory, the Tide errors disappear, but the distribution structure changes to have both a dist/src and a dist/test, which leads to awkward import statements for library users like:
import { foo } from 'library/dist/src/foo';
I want to avoid this extra level in the import path if possible. I've tried adjusting the include property in the tsconfig.json file to have both src and test, but it still results in the same nested directory structure in the dist folder.
Is there a way I can achieve the desired result without adding an extra build step to remove unnecessary directories?