prevent checking in library files or exclude directories about babel-plugin-runtyper HOT 4 CLOSED

Hi @gwmccull ,

It's good point. As React Native applies Babel to node_modules I think the best solution is to put separate .babelrc into app directory:

{
  "plugins": [
    "babel-plugin-runtyper"
  ]
}

In that case runtyper will be applied only to application files.
I think I should add this to readme.

Please let me know is it works for you.

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@vitalets yes, that worked.

If anyone else needs to do this, you'll need to copy the .babelrc file from your root, create a 2nd .babelrc file in /app/ and add the babel-plugin-runtyper to this 2nd file.

The new /app/.babelrc file will substitute for the original; it does not add to the original.

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Hmm.. it's interesting. Did not notice this, thanks.
I will investigate as duplicating .babelrc looks not pretty to me.
But I see several issues related to such behavior in RN collected here:
facebook/react-native#7821

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@gwmccull what version of RN are you using?
I've tested on 0.44 and nested .babelrc files are merged.
But I found that such behavior was removed in favor of extends property. Could you try this:

{
  "extends": "../.babelrc",
  "plugins": [
    "babel-plugin-runtyper"
  ]
}

PS: when checking I re-run packager every time with --reset-cache option to clear cache.

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