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Trystan Sarrade
Trystan Sarrade

Reputation: 744

Typescript Declaration file not following it's own import

I have one main.ts script that I want to use as an entrypoint for my source code. This main.ts script require multiple others typescript files and export then right away :

export const Alpha = require('./Alpha.ts')
export const Beta = require('./Beta.ts')

I then used the typescript compiler to export the .d.ts declaration file of my source code. Now I have a main.d.ts file and two sub-scripts (Alpha.d.ts and Beta.d.ts).

If I create a single .js script and import my main.d.ts entrypoint. I see my two other scripts correctly. But my autocompletion can't follow what is inside the alpha and beta declaration files. I need to import them one by one to get what exported variables and function they have.

How can I access what is inside them by just importing my entrypoint ? I need to expose my source code declaration files without downloading the entire typescript source code.

Thank you for your help.

Upvotes: 0

Views: 47

Answers (1)

user13268210
user13268210

Reputation:

I think it's:

export * as Alpha from "./Aplha.ts";
export * as Beta from "./Beta.ts"

Look at: https://www.typescriptlang.org/docs/handbook/modules.html#re-exports

You mixed CommonJS / Node.js modules with TypeScript (ES6)

Upvotes: 1

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