Provide compiled JSON to TypeScript compiler. (#4404)

Fixes #4101

Previously, we would just provide the raw JSON to the TypeScript
compiler worker, but TypeScript does not transform JSON.  This caused
a problem when emitting a bundle, that the JSON would just be "inlined"
into the output, instead of being transformed into a module.

This fixes this problem by providing the compiled JSON to the TypeScript
compiler, so TypeScript just sees JSON as a "normal" TypeScript module.
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Kitson Kelly 2020-03-19 03:39:53 +11:00 committed by GitHub
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@ -4,7 +4,7 @@ import { bold, cyan, yellow } from "../colors.ts";
import { CompilerOptions } from "./api.ts";
import { buildBundle } from "./bundler.ts";
import { ConfigureResponse, Host } from "./host.ts";
import { SourceFile } from "./sourcefile.ts";
import { MediaType, SourceFile } from "./sourcefile.ts";
import { atob, TextEncoder } from "../web/text_encoding.ts";
import * as compilerOps from "../ops/compiler.ts";
import * as util from "../util.ts";
@ -51,13 +51,13 @@ function cache(
// NOTE: If it's a `.json` file we don't want to write it to disk.
// JSON files are loaded and used by TS compiler to check types, but we don't want
// to emit them to disk because output file is the same as input file.
if (sf.extension === ts.Extension.Json) {
if (sf.mediaType === MediaType.Json) {
return;
}
// NOTE: JavaScript files are only cached to disk if `checkJs`
// option in on
if (sf.extension === ts.Extension.Js && !checkJs) {
if (sf.mediaType === MediaType.JavaScript && !checkJs) {
return;
}
}