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JavaScript in TypeScript compilations (See parent issue #4789 for an overview) There are a number of considerations for the TypeScript compiler to handle JavaScript code: Should the compiler automatically pick up JavaScript files in a folder as it does for TypeScript? If so, how to avoid compiling JavaScript files that were emitted by a prior TypeScript compilation? Should the compiler emit JavaSc
N.B. these notes use the word "module" extensively, which we now use to only mean "external module" in the old parlance. I will use "namespace" to refer to "internal modules" if needed. Augmenting Types from External Modules (#5269, #4166) Bind operator is like extension methods for JS But people do love . And if you love .., prototype mutation is the only way to accomplish it Two problems facing
This issue describes TypeScript's support for ECMAScript 6 modules as implemented in #1983, #2197, and #2460. TypeScript 1.5 supports ECMAScript 6 (ES6) modules. ES6 modules are effectively TypeScript external modules with a new syntax: ES6 modules are separately loaded source files that possibly import other modules and provide a number of externally accessible exports. ES6 modules feature severa
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