Hi, what are the best practices for writing a library in typescript that is then consumed by another typescript library? Is it really to manually ///<reference> the output file?
@CannibalVox No just use commonjs with declaration true. A quickstart : http://basarat.gitbooks.io/typescript/content/docs/node/nodejs.html
Also is there any way to not compile to a single file but have the compiled output not be mixed in with the source?
Also is there any way to not compile to a single file but have the compiled output not be mixed in with the source?
You can use outDir. But I recommend against that as it becomes fairly weird ... fairly quickly
because the root of my source files looks like this:
namespace TechnicCommon {
export class VersionedResource extends WebResource {
export class VersionedResource extends WebResource {
is that not correct?
But http://basarat.gitbooks.io/typescript/content/docs/project/namespaces.html shows quite the opposite
Okay, I have two classes that are in the same exported module, one inherits from the other and both need to be available to consumers. I've tried marking just the module for export, but in that case the class doesn't appear in the DTS file. If I mark the class for export, though, it's not marked as export in the DTS file. This seems like it's probably fine, but when compiling the child class it gives me an "all export or all local" error. This happens even when I'm importing directly from the TS file, though.
parent: http://pastebin.com/N7nRzyrp
child: http://pastebin.com/CCpUfgiH
Note: using namespaces with external modules is generally redundant
also ES6 import should not contain the extension
.ts in child
Okay, thanks.
I understand how this should work now, thanks a ton!
look at DefinitelyTyped room :/
I started in Python, but even though this ends up being like ~200 lines at max, it would be nice to have auto-completion :)
I always forget, everybody is not using TS in npm
i did some changes in my ts files outside of atom
when i press F6 it gives bugs of files that no longer exists
when i press F6 it gives bugs of files that no longer exists
i know i can close and open atom to fix it bug in the https://atom.io/packages/atom-typescript Sync sugests i can force a refresh
but "ctrol+'" does nothing
but "ctrol+'" does nothing
Hi, I included https://github.com/borisyankov/DefinitelyTyped/blob/master/request/request.d.ts in my tsconfig.json, and I'm trying to pull it into a file with import RequestAPI from 'request';
However, I'm getting an error "Module 'request' has no default export."
But it does, it's right there in the file.
Oh I see- I'm getting a different error from gulp, that it can't find the module.
That's a little misleading.
Is there possible to use https://github.com/borisyankov/DefinitelyTyped as helper for intellisense if I am coding only JS?
I'm keeping an eye on the TypeScript code to see if it officially becomes any easier : Microsoft/TypeScript#4094 / Microsoft/TypeScript#4789 :rose:
interface URL {
createObjectURL(object: any, options?: ObjectURLOptions): string;
revokeObjectURL(url: string): void;
}
declare var URL: URL;
Not sure why
URL is defined this way. Anyone else?
@robyoder because its not supported in all browsers and very importantly (from ms perspective) IE : https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/API/URL/URL#Browser_compatibility