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Before You Start I think this design proposal aligns with TypeScript Design Goals and helps TypeScript authors to write more efficient packages (and help the JavaScript ecosystem in general this way). The are very similar existing suggestions, but it looks like none of them leverages side-effects: false in package.json directly. E.g. there is Add pure and immutable keywords to ensure code has no u
Suggestion In order to compile development, test, and production builds as part of a larger pipeline As a team project build administrator I want to be able to define different compiler settings for different environments in tsconfig.json Provide a feature similar to the babelrc file env option so one tsconfig.json file can support multiple environments. It is very cumbersome to have to maintain m
Experimental support for ES modules just landed in Node 8.5 (changelog, PR). Since ES modules have some parsing and semantic differences, Node decided to use the mjs extension for ES modules (while js is for the "script" target and commonjs modules). The current Typescript version (2.5.2) supports ES modules emission but uses the js extension by default. It means that to use it with Node, a post-c
TL;DR Flags like --allowSyntheticDefaultImports will just work without extra tools like Webpack, Babel, or SystemJS. TypeScript will just work with the --ESModuleInterop flag without extra tools like Webpack, Babel, or SystemJS. See the PR at #19675 for more details. Background TypeScript has successfully delivered ES modules for quite some time now. Unfortunately, the implementation of ES/CommonJ
The this keyword in JavaScript (and thus TypeScript) behaves differently than it does in many other languages. This can be very surprising, especially for users of other languages that have certain intuitions about how this should work. This page will teach you how to recognize and diagnose problems with this in TypeScript, and describes several solutions and their respective trade-offs. Typical s
// From Redux declaration file interface Action { type: any; } type Reducer<S> = <A extends Action>(state: S, action: A) => S; interface ReducersMapObject { [key: string]: Reducer<any>; } declare function combineReducers<S>(reducers: ReducersMapObject): Reducer<S>; // User code interface BsDmBaseAction extends Action { type: string; // override to a string type payload: number; } interface State1
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