I can successfully compile my TypeScript project into a single JS file with source maps using something like this:
tsc --sourcemap --out app.js app.ts
I can also successfully minify that output using UglifyJS, while keeping source maps intact:
uglifyjs app.js --source-map app.js.map --in-source-map app.js.map -o app.js
However, I would like to go slightly further. I want to combine my compiled TypeScript code (app.js
) with a couple third-party JS libraries into a single minified file that maintains source maps pointing back to the original TypeScript (for my code) or JavaScript (for the third-party libraries).
I tried something like this, basically just adding a JS library file to the input to UglifyJS:
uglifyjs app.js lib/javascript-library.js --source-map app.js.map --in-source-map app.js.map -o app.js
Unfortunately, that doesn't seem to work. It does successfully combine everything into one file, and the source maps for the TypeScript code seem to be preserved. But when I put an error in lib/javascript-library.js
, the JS console in my browser (using source maps) says the error is in one of my TypeScript files, which is obviously wrong.
I am a TypeScript newb and I can't imagine I'm the first one to want to combine TS output with random JS libraries in a single minified file with source maps, but I can't find anyone talking about it. So maybe my approach is just completely wrong?