Tests should pass #1
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* Fix TypeStrong/tsify#84 * Require typescript workaround for TypeStrong/tsify#85 * Ask browserify to transform the output file
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Go for it - you have my blessing! Personally I was about to give WebPack a go just so I could demonstrate that TypeScript and Babel could have a happy marriage. (and also to give WP a bit of a test drive too ) Exciting! |
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I thought I was done. The remaining errors don't seem to be because of typescript :) |
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I use webpack btw :) |
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Okay - this looks like progress! Merging now... |
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Okay... The upside is that we now don't get compiler errors which is real progress 馃憤 The downside is that the tests don't run (I suspect karma.conf.js needs to be brought in line with browserify.js) However, the real problem is that the code doesn't compile into anything that works when you run it in the browser. What's worse is, you don't actually get any error messages either and so it's kinda hard to take it further 馃槶 Also, when opening debug tools in Chrome it doesn't look as if the TypeScript is being served up via sourcemaps. 馃槶 馃槶 Good effort though - thanks for trying @basarat! It's probably time for me to give WebPack a go.... |
Saw your comment here : TypeStrong/tsify#73 and decided to accept the challenge.
I've created issues in the tsify repository. I'll probably mark them as up for grabs ... I personally just use weback. Let me know if anything is unclear 馃尮