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pdeva
pdeva

Reputation: 45451

How to import in Typescript without module declaration

I have a bunch of autogenerated modules that i need to reference from my typescript files.

Eg

import test = require('../templates/test')

I am generating CommonJS modules with ES5 output. So I cant use amd-dependency (since that works for amd modules only). And I also cannot manually declare the module since 1. it is autogenerated and 2. it has a relative path.

Typescript 1.6 currently shows an error saying it 'Cannot find module'. How do i make it suppress this error and import?

Upvotes: 7

Views: 6129

Answers (2)

Wassim Chegham
Wassim Chegham

Reputation: 558

If you want to use TypeScript imports (which are just ES6 imports), you could use this:

import * as test from '../templates/test';

and then call your API like this:

let foo = test.MY_API;

Upvotes: 0

basarat
basarat

Reputation: 276199

How do i make it suppress this error and import

If you are sure that the require statement is valid and want to switch off any type checking on the import, you can just use node.d.ts and do: 

var test = require('../templates/test')

ie. just use var instead of import.

Upvotes: 9

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