JsType - mark entire project for compilation

[Jan Mikeska]

Hello,

I'm trying to mark a whole project for compilation to Js. I added this

[assembly: JsType(JsMode.Clr, Export = true, Filename = "../../Config.AppcHtml/Libs/Core.Models.Configurator.js")]

to AssemblyInfo.cs. The project contains a number of classes in several folders. It seems that it does compile all files however the result gets overwritten by the next folder. What am I doing wrong?

Example:

FolderA - Classes A1.cs, A2.cs

FolderB - Classes B1.cs, B2.cs

Build result: only the B1 & B2 will be in the js file. If I comment out/delete all files in FolderB I will get A1 & A2 in the js file.

Regards,

Jan

[Dan-el Khen]

HI Jan,

The path you're using is relative, which means, that if a file is inside a folder, the target file will be different. What you should do is to use the tilda '~' sign to refer to the project root:

[assembly: JsType(JsMode.Clr, Export = true, Filename = "~/Config.AppcHtml/Libs/Core.Models.Configurator.js")]

Let me know if it helps.

Cheers

Dan-el

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[Jan Mikeska]

Hi Dan-el,

It helps partially - all code gets generated. What I'm trying to achieve is to add the js to another project within the solution. The ../../ was the only thing I could think of. Is there any way to do this? I have a number of class libraries and trying to get the js they generate to a consuming website without having to copy them manually.

Many thanks,

Jan

[Dan-el Khen]

Yes, so simply use both:

~/../../a/b/c/final.js

Is this what you're going for?

Dan-el

[Jan Mikeska]

Thanks Dan-el, exactly what I needed.

Regards,

Jan

[Dan-el Khen]

Great!

Cheers

Dan-el