TSC

golar tsc forwards the remaining command-line arguments to Golar’s compiler mode.

npm

npx golar tsc

pnpm

pnpm golar tsc

yarn

yarn golar tsc

What It Does

Unlike the other CLI modes, tsc is compiler-first. It registers Golar code generation plugins and then passes the remaining arguments to the bundled TypeScript compiler.

Use this mode when you need compiler behavior such as declaration emit, build mode, or other direct compiler flags.

Examples

Type-check without emitting files:

golar tsc --noEmit

Emit declaration files only:

golar tsc --declaration --emitDeclarationOnly

Use build mode:

golar tsc --build --noEmit

For framework-specific compiler workflows such as Ember or Vue declaration emit, see the Ember and Vue language guides.

Configuration

tsc still loads golar.config.ts so Golar can register the embedded-language plugins used by your project.

When to Use It

Use tsc when you already know which compiler flags you need and want behavior closer to a direct compiler invocation.

For most projects, the default mode is a better starting point.