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Interface: UserConfig ​

Defined in: src/config/types.ts:158

Options for tsdown.

Extended by ​

Properties ​

alias? ​

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optional alias?: Record<string, string>;

Defined in: src/config/types.ts:180


attw? ​

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optional attw?: WithEnabled<AttwOptions>;

Defined in: src/config/types.ts:578

Run arethetypeswrong after bundling. Requires @arethetypeswrong/core to be installed.

Default ​

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false

See ​

https://github.com/arethetypeswrong/arethetypeswrong.github.io


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optional banner?: ChunkAddon;

Defined in: src/config/types.ts:405


checks? ​

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optional checks?: ChecksOptions & object;

Defined in: src/config/types.ts:334

Controls which warnings are emitted during the build process. Each option can be set to true (emit warning) or false (suppress warning).

Type Declaration ​

legacyCjs? ​
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optional legacyCjs?: boolean;

If the config includes the cjs format and one of its targets is a Node.js version that supports require(esm) (^20.19.0 || >=22.12.0), warn the user about the deprecation of CommonJS.

Default ​
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true

cjsDefault? ​

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optional cjsDefault?: boolean;

Defined in: src/config/types.ts:455

Converts a single default export from an explicit CJS entry module to module.exports. It does not apply to non-entry chunks emitted in unbundle mode.

Default ​

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true

clean? ​

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optional clean?: boolean | string[];

Defined in: src/config/types.ts:399

Clean directories before build.

Default to output directory.

Default ​

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true

copy? ​

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optional copy?:
  | CopyOptions
  | CopyOptionsFn;

Defined in: src/config/types.ts:622

Copy files to another directory.

Example ​

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;[
  'src/assets',
  'src/env.d.ts',
  'src/styles/**/*.css',
  { from: 'src/assets', to: 'dist/assets' },
  { from: 'src/styles/**/*.css', to: 'dist', flatten: true },
]

css? ​

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optional css?: CssOptions;

Defined in: src/config/types.ts:607

[experimental] CSS options. Requires @tsdown/css to be installed.


customLogger? ​

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optional customLogger?: Logger;

Defined in: src/config/types.ts:508

Custom logger.


cwd? ​

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optional cwd?: string;

Defined in: src/config/types.ts:478

The working directory of the config file.

  • Defaults to process.cwd | process.cwd() for root config.
  • Defaults to the package directory for workspace config.

Default ​

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process.cwd()

define? ​

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optional define?: Record<string, string>;

Defined in: src/config/types.ts:255


deps? ​

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optional deps?: DepsConfig;

Defined in: src/config/types.ts:178

Dependency handling options.


devtools? ​

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optional devtools?: WithEnabled<DevtoolsOptions>;

Defined in: src/config/types.ts:537

[experimental] Enable devtools.

DevTools is still under development, and this is for early testers only.

This may slow down the build process significantly.

Default ​

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false

dts? ​

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optional dts?: WithEnabled<DtsOptions>;

Defined in: src/config/types.ts:555

Enables generation of TypeScript declaration files (.d.ts).

By default, this option is auto-detected:

  • If exe is enabled, declaration file generation is disabled by default.
  • If the types or typings field is present in package.json, or if its exports field contains a types entry, declaration file generation is enabled by default.
  • Otherwise, if the resolved tsconfig.json has declaration: true, declaration file generation is enabled by default.
  • Otherwise, declaration file generation is disabled by default.

entry? ​

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optional entry?: TsdownInputOption;

Defined in: src/config/types.ts:173

Defaults to 'src/index.ts' if it exists.

Supports glob patterns with negation to exclude files:

Example ​

ts
entry: {
  "hooks/*": ["./src/hooks/*.ts", "!./src/hooks/index.ts"],
}

Default ​

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{
  index: 'src/index.ts'
}

env? ​

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optional env?: Record<string, any>;

Defined in: src/config/types.ts:243

Compile-time env variables, which can be accessed via import.meta.env or process.env.

Example ​

json
{
  "DEBUG": true,
  "NODE_ENV": "production"
}

Default ​

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{
}

envFile? ​

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optional envFile?: string;

Defined in: src/config/types.ts:249

Path to env file providing compile-time env variables.

Example ​

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`.env`, `.env.production`, etc.

envPrefix? ​

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optional envPrefix?: string | string[];

Defined in: src/config/types.ts:254

When loading env variables from envFile, only include variables with these prefixes.

Default ​

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'TSDOWN_'

exe? ​

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optional exe?: WithEnabled<ExeOptions>;

Defined in: src/config/types.ts:635

[experimental] Bundle as executable using Node.js SEA (Single Executable Applications).

This will bundle the output into a single executable file using Node.js SEA. Note that this is only supported on Node.js 25.7.0 and later, and is not supported in Bun or Deno.

Default ​

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false

exports? ​

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optional exports?: WithEnabled<ExportsOptions>;

Defined in: src/config/types.ts:601

Generate package exports for package.json.

This will set the exports field in package.json to point to the generated files.

Default ​

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false

external? ​

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optional external?: string | RegExp | (string | RegExp)[] | ExternalOptionFunction;

Defined in: src/config/types.ts:651

Cannot be combined with deps.neverBundle; setting both throws an error.

Deprecated ​

Use deps.neverBundle instead.


failOnWarn? ​

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optional failOnWarn?: boolean | CIOption;

Defined in: src/config/types.ts:496

If true, fails the build on warnings.

Default ​

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false

fixedExtension? ​

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optional fixedExtension?: boolean;

Defined in: src/config/types.ts:434

Use a fixed extension for output files. The extension will always be .cjs or .mjs. Otherwise, it will depend on the package type.

Defaults to true if platform is set to node, false otherwise.

Default ​

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platform === 'node'

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optional footer?: ChunkAddon;

Defined in: src/config/types.ts:404


format? ​

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optional format?:
  | "es" | "cjs" | "iife" | "umd" | "commonjs" | "module" | "esm"
  | ("es" | "cjs" | "iife" | "umd" | "commonjs" | "module" | "esm")[]
| Partial<Record<"es" | "cjs" | "iife" | "umd" | "commonjs" | "module" | "esm", Partial<ResolvedConfig>>>;

Defined in: src/config/types.ts:371

Output format(s). Available formats are

  • esm: ESM
  • cjs: CommonJS
  • iife: IIFE
  • umd: UMD

Default ​

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'esm'

fromVite? ​

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optional fromVite?: boolean | "vitest";

Defined in: src/config/types.ts:517

Reuse config from Vite or Vitest (experimental)

Default ​

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false

globalName? ​

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optional globalName?: string;

Defined in: src/config/types.ts:372


globImport? ​

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optional globImport?: boolean;

Defined in: src/config/types.ts:591

import.meta.glob support.

See ​

https://vite.dev/guide/features.html#glob-import

Default ​

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true

hash? ​

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optional hash?: boolean;

Defined in: src/config/types.ts:446

If enabled, appends hash to chunk filenames.

Default ​

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true

hooks? ​

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optional hooks?:
  | Partial<TsdownHooks>
  | ((hooks) => Awaitable<void>);

Defined in: src/config/types.ts:624


ignoreWatch? ​

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optional ignoreWatch?: Arrayable<string | RegExp>;

Defined in: src/config/types.ts:526

Files or patterns to not watch while in watch mode.


inputOptions? ​

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optional inputOptions?:
  | InputOptions
  | ((options, format, context) => Awaitable<void | InputOptions | null>);

Defined in: src/config/types.ts:351

Use with caution; ensure you understand the implications.


loader? ​

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optional loader?: ModuleTypes;

Defined in: src/config/types.ts:285

Sets how input files are processed. For example, use 'js' to treat files as JavaScript or 'base64' for images. Lets you import or require files like images or fonts.

Example ​

json
{ ".jpg": "asset", ".png": "base64" }

logLevel? ​

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optional logLevel?: LogLevel;

Defined in: src/config/types.ts:491

Log level.

Default ​

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'info'

minify? ​

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optional minify?: boolean | "dce-only" | MinifyOptions;

Defined in: src/config/types.ts:403

Default ​

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false

name? ​

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optional name?: string;

Defined in: src/config/types.ts:485

The name to show in CLI output. This is useful for monorepos or workspaces. When using workspace mode, this option defaults to the package name from package.json. In non-workspace mode, this option must be set explicitly for the name to show in the CLI output.


nodeProtocol? ​

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optional nodeProtocol?: boolean | "strip";

Defined in: src/config/types.ts:329

Control whether built-in Node.js module imports use the node: protocol.

  • true: Add the node: prefix to built-in module imports.
  • 'strip': Remove the node: prefix from built-in module imports.
  • false: Do not transform built-in module imports.

Default ​

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false

Examples ​

`nodeProtocol: true` — add the `node:` prefix
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// Input
import 'fs'

// Output
import 'node:fs'
`nodeProtocol: 'strip'` — remove the `node:` prefix
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// Input
import 'node:fs'

// Output
import 'fs'
`nodeProtocol: false` — do not transform imports
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// Input
import 'node:fs'

// Output
import 'node:fs'

noExternal? ​

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optional noExternal?:
  | Arrayable<string | RegExp>
  | NoExternalFn;

Defined in: src/config/types.ts:656

Cannot be combined with deps.alwaysBundle; setting both throws an error.

Deprecated ​

Use deps.alwaysBundle instead.


onSuccess? ​

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optional onSuccess?: string | ((config, signal) => void | Promise<void>);

Defined in: src/config/types.ts:542

You can specify command to be executed after a successful build, specially useful for Watch mode


outDir? ​

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optional outDir?: string;

Defined in: src/config/types.ts:376

Default ​

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'dist'

outExtensions? ​

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optional outExtensions?: OutExtensionFactory;

Defined in: src/config/types.ts:440

Custom extensions for output files. fixedExtension will be overridden by this option.


outputOptions? ​

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optional outputOptions?:
  | OutputOptions
  | ((options, format, context) => Awaitable<void | OutputOptions | null>);

Defined in: src/config/types.ts:460

Use with caution; ensure you understand the implications.


platform? ​

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optional platform?: "node" | "neutral" | "browser";

Defined in: src/config/types.ts:198

Specifies the target runtime platform for the build.

  • node: Node.js and compatible runtimes (e.g., Deno, Bun). For CJS format, this is always set to node and cannot be changed.
  • neutral: A platform-agnostic target with no specific runtime assumptions.
  • browser: Web browsers.

Default ​

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'node'

See ​

https://tsdown.dev/options/platform


plugins? ​

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optional plugins?: TsdownPluginOption;

Defined in: src/config/types.ts:346


publint? ​

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optional publint?: WithEnabled<PublintOptions>;

Defined in: src/config/types.ts:569

Run publint after bundling. Requires publint to be installed.

Default ​

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false

report? ​

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optional report?: WithEnabled<ReportOptions>;

Defined in: src/config/types.ts:584

Enable size reporting after bundling.

Default ​

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true

root? ​

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optional root?: string;

Defined in: src/config/types.ts:422

Specifies the root directory of input files, similar to TypeScript's rootDir. This determines the output directory structure.

By default, the root is computed as the common base directory of all entry files.

See ​

https://www.typescriptlang.org/tsconfig/#rootDir


shims? ​

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optional shims?: boolean;

Defined in: src/config/types.ts:267

Inject CJS __dirname and __filename shims into ESM output. Only applies when platform is set to node.

Note: import.meta.url, import.meta.dirname, and import.meta.filename are always shimmed in CJS output, regardless of this option.

See ​

https://tsdown.dev/options/shims

Default ​

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false

sourcemap? ​

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optional sourcemap?: Sourcemap;

Defined in: src/config/types.ts:392

Whether to generate source map files.

Note that this option will always be true if you have `declarationMap` option enabled in your tsconfig.json.

Default ​

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false

suppressWarnings? ​

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optional suppressWarnings?: Arrayable<string | RegExp> | ((msg) => boolean);

Defined in: src/config/types.ts:504

Suppress warnings whose message matches the given pattern(s).

Accepts a string (substring match), a RegExp, an array of either, or a predicate function. Matched warnings are dropped before failOnWarn is applied, so they won't fail the build.


target? ​

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optional target?: string | false | string[];

Defined in: src/config/types.ts:229

Specifies the compilation target environment(s).

Determines the JavaScript version or runtime(s) for which the code should be compiled. If not set, defaults to the value of engines.node in your project's package.json. If no engines.node field exists, no syntax transformations are applied.

Accepts a single target (e.g., 'es2020', 'node18', 'baseline-widely-available'), an array of targets, or false to disable all transformations.

See ​

https://tsdown.dev/options/target#supported-targets for a list of valid targets and more details.

Examples ​

jsonc
// Target a single environment
{ "target": "node18" }
jsonc
// Target multiple environments
{ "target": ["node18", "es2020"] }
jsonc
// Disable all syntax transformations
{ "target": false }

treeshake? ​

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optional treeshake?: boolean | TreeshakingOptions;

Defined in: src/config/types.ts:274

Configure tree shaking options.

See ​

https://rolldown.rs/reference/InputOptions.treeshake for more details.

Default ​

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true

tsconfig? ​

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optional tsconfig?: string | boolean;

Defined in: src/config/types.ts:185

Default ​

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true

unbundle? ​

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optional unbundle?: boolean;

Defined in: src/config/types.ts:412

Determines whether unbundle is enabled. When set to true, the output files will mirror the input file structure.

Default ​

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false

unused? ​

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optional unused?: WithEnabled<Options>;

Defined in: src/config/types.ts:562

Enable unused dependencies check with unplugin-unused Requires unplugin-unused to be installed.

Default ​

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false

watch? ​

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optional watch?: boolean | Arrayable<string>;

Defined in: src/config/types.ts:522

Default ​

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false

workspace? ​

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optional workspace?: true | Arrayable<string> | Workspace;

Defined in: src/config/types.ts:641

[experimental] Enable workspace mode. This allows you to build multiple packages in a monorepo.


write? ​

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optional write?: boolean;

Defined in: src/config/types.ts:382

Whether to write the files to disk. This option is incompatible with watch mode.

Default ​

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true

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