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I do not use node or anything that complicated - before hand I just used boostrap and jquery. It is just that the code is getting to complicated.
Objective,
Setup project to easy develop a simple single page application using vuejs library (seems simple compared to angular - only one file).
Current setup,
Here is the configuration file,
I actually need ES5 but...
Issue,
vue.TypeScript.DefinatelyTyped is outdated so I decided to see if there are newer definitions somewhere
So I used node package manager to pull down vue and found some seemingly up to date ones in /node_modules/vue/types and copied them to my project
These ones are a lot better. They are more complete and more complex. Intellisense by TS provider for VS15 does a much better job here.
There is one snag though - they are in a module. So the only way to use them in the TypeScript file is via import statement.
They don't work like the stuff in the /typings/ folder which just work implicitly or with a comment import.
TypeScript transpiles the import statement - doesn't get rid of it. Depending on the settings of the csproj file it is either an "import" statement or a "require" statement.
So obviously I am doing something wrong here - d.ts files do not have definitons.
I also need to the e6-promise package if I am going to target ES5, right?
How would you get TS type checking to work for this JS library in VS2015?
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