Would it be possible to get an example of combined .js and .ts in the same project

[scamden]

It's not clear where the compiled js gets written in tsify and I'm unable to require the result of a compiled ts module from a js one. Is there a straightforward way to do this? Would love a simple example.

[scamden]

hmm i saw your test case with jsRoot but when i used that exact syntax, the module i require is found but is still the empty module.exports object...

[NeverwinterMoon]

I think I am having exactly the same issue (#152). My problem disappears if I use version 0.15.3. I don't use any additional configuration, just all the defaults.

[scamden]

Ya ours disappeared at 0.14.0, will try the version you mentioned also,
just for info next week
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I think I am having exactly the same issue (#152
#152). My problem disappears if
I use version 0.15.3. I don't use any additional configuration, just all
the defaults.

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[cartant]

@scamden I've been going through some of the older, still-open issues.

I've added a JS/TS example. It is essentially the same as the greeter example, but with a main.js instead of a main.ts and with allowJs option specified.

Regarding your question about where the compiled JS is written: it isn't; it's held in memory and is later emitted to Browserify.

The problems you experienced with empty modules should have been fixed in the the latest - 1.0.4 - release.

[scamden]

Thanks!

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@scamden https://github.com/scamden I've been going through some of the
older, still-open issues.

I've added a JS/TS
https://github.com/TypeStrong/tsify/tree/master/examples/js example. It
is essentially the same as the greeter example, but with a main.js
instead of a main.ts and with allowJs option specified.

Regarding your question about where the compiled JS is written: it isn't;
it's held in memory and is later emitted to Browserify.

The problems you experienced with empty modules should have been fixed in
the the latest - 1.0.4 - release.

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