Errors out with valid --baseDir option

[rajinder-yadav]

npm script, using: "format": "tsfmt -r --baseDir ./configs",

I get this usage error

tscli: dev$ npm run format

> tscli@0.1.2-alpha.3 format /home/yadav/dev/projects/tscli
> tsfmt -r --baseDir ./configs

  Usage: tsfmt [options] [--] [files...]

  Options:

    -r, --replace         replace .ts file
    --verify              checking file format
    --baseDir <path>      config file lookup from <path>
    --stdin               get formatting content from stdin
    --no-tsconfig         don't read a tsconfig.json
    --no-tslint           don't read a tslint.json
    --no-editorconfig     don't read a .editorconfig
    --no-vscode           don't read a .vscode/settings.json
    --no-tsfmt            don't read a tsfmt.json
    --useTsconfig <path>  using specified config file insteaf of tsconfig.json
    --useTslint <path>    using specified config file insteaf of tslint.json
    --useTsfmt <path>     using specified config file insteaf of tsfmt.json
    --verbose             makes output more verbose

[vvakame]

thank you for your report.
but I can't reproduce your issue.

$ tsfmt -v
5.0.0
$ tsfmt -r --baseDir ./configs
Error: ENOENT: no such file or directory, scandir '/private/tmp/tsfmt-issue84/configs'

Could I get some reproduce code?

[rajinder-yadav]

You need to create the folder and move the config file there, looks like from the error the folder doesn't exist.

Here is the step to reproduce:

Clone this project: https://github.com/rajinder-yadav/tscli

Then from the terminal type:

cd tscli
mkdir configs
mv tsconfig.json configs/
npm install

Update the script in package.json, with this:

    "format": "tsfmt -r --baseDir ./configs",

Then do npm run format.

[vvakame]

ah, I know. thanks!

[vvakame]

just released v5.0.1.
please check it! this issue is solved my local env.

[rajinder-yadav]

Awesome, thanks for the quick fix :) it's working on my end, closing issue.