# gulp-tsreflect

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## Synopsis

Gulp plugin to use the tsreflect-compiler  (https://github.com/artifacthealth/tsreflect-compiler)

## Installation

You do NOT need to install tsreflect-compiler separately.

```shell
npm install --save-dev gulp-tsreflect
```

## Usage

The plugin takes an object, of which all properties are passed transparently to the tsreflect compiler. Pipe in TypeScript files. Pipe out JSON files.

## Code Example

```javascript
var tsreflect = require("gulp-tsreflect");

gulp.task("tsreflect", function() {
	return gulp
		.src(["lib/*.ts"], { base: "." })
		.pipe(tsreflect({ removeComments: true }))
		.pipe(gulp.dest("."))
	;
});
```

## Changelog

### 2.0.5

* Fix vulnerable dependencies

### 2.0.4

* Remove deprecated gulp-util dependency

### 2.0.3

* Update dependencies
* Bugfix for empty files - output json and not js

### 2.0.2
Typo in README.md

### 2.0.1
Remove unused package from package.json.

### 2.0.0
Interface change, which was made possible by tsreflect-compiler@0.1.3: the output files are now written to the stream instead of to disk. This makes proper Gulp builds possible.

### 1.0.0
Initial version

## License

MIT