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Support for authoring TypeScript targeted for Deno #381
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Tide depends on tsserver for all editor functionalities. The feature request should be made to typescript repo |
I believe the version of tsserver internal to deno supports it. That’s what the vscode deno plugin uses. Same could be leveraged here right? |
Wait, nope I’m wrong. It uses the typescript-deno-plugin to power autocomplete, etc. |
Could you install the plugin and add it in the tsconfig file and check if
it works?
…On Thu, May 28, 2020, 7:48 AM Mudit Ameta ***@***.***> wrote:
Wait, nope I’m wrong. It uses the typescript-deno-plugin
<https://github.com/justjavac/typescript-deno-plugin> to power
autocomplete, etc.
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Yeah, lemme give that go tonight! Will post here after. |
So, it Just Works!! Wrote about it here -> https://til.mudit.xyz/47 |
PR-Ed on deno docs as well. Edit: landed |
Nice work! To make it more discoverable for regular users, maybe you could open a PR for our readme here, add a Deno-section and make that link to the official docs you talk about? |
Given that Deno v1 is out which supports typescript natively, is there a plan to add support for the way things are imported in a typescript file meant for the Deno runtime? (I.e., file extension for for imports and http imports)
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