Typecheck

golar typecheck runs semantic type-checking and skips linting.

npm

npx golar typecheck

pnpm

pnpm golar typecheck

yarn

yarn golar typecheck

What It Does

typecheck loads golar.config.ts, resolves the files matched by typecheck.include and typecheck.exclude, then reports errors for those files.

Unlike tsc, it is not limited to files included by tsconfig.json. It checks all files Golar discovers, even when they are outside tsconfig.json’s files or include lists. This matches how the TypeScript LSP reports errors in IDEs, because Golar uses the same project service approach. That way, you can be confident you are not missing type errors in files that still exist in your project.

This includes plain TypeScript files and any embedded-language files supported by installed Golar plugins. For example, if your config imports @golar/astro and @golar/vue, typecheck reports TypeScript errors for all **/*.astro, **/*.ts, and **/*.vue files in your project.

Configuration

Typecheck mode reads the typecheck section of golar.config.ts.

import { defineConfig } from 'golar/unstable'
import '@golar/astro'
import '@golar/vue'

export default defineConfig({
  typecheck: {
    include: ['./src/**/*.{astro,ts,tsx,vue}'],
    exclude: ['./src/generated/**', '**/dist'],
  },
})

When to Use It

Use typecheck when you only need compiler errors, or when linting is handled by a separate command. Otherwise, the default mode is preferred.