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I'm trying to get started with Typescript for Electron development. After wrestling with getting typing for node and jquery, I finally got my .ts file error free.

The problem is now that when I run my app, I get this error:

I'm starting to use webpack for an angular project. The bundles get generated file, but I'd like to see the maps file to be able to debug the TS/JS code from the browser when compiling in dev mode.

My tsconfig.json is:

I have this code in TS to create an instance of ConnectRoles Middleware in Express:

let user = new ConnectRoles(config);

this is what the middleware expects to be able to initialize, a simple call to a constructor, however after transpiling, the resulting javascript code looks like this:

let user = new connect_roles_1.default(config);

I am importing this class in TS using:

import ConnectRoles from "connect-roles";

which translates to:

const connect_roles_1 = require("connect-roles");

in JS, is it possible that the way in which I am instantiating/importing the class may be the issue here? I can remove manually the "default" method that is causing errors in the code in the JS, but this defeats the purpose of using a transpiler, specially if things like this start happening more often.

One more thing, this is my tsconfig.json:

I have submodule in my solution projects. Both of them(1st 2nd projects) have .ts files, so I want to put tsconfig.json in submodule and share it for both of them.

In file system they are located like this:

How to make autocompletion as in goland? For VSC.

How do I need.

No good.

I have installed packages:

I am getting started with Go and would like to use Visual Studio Code for editing. I successfully installed go on my Ubuntu Computer.

My GOPATH (go env) is set to the same value as go.gopath in settings.json. If I run Go: Current GOPATH it outputs the correct path.

However, I am not able to install the go extensions. If I click on Install all I get output similar to this:

I created a new react project by following directions here https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/office/dev/add-ins/quickstarts/excel-quickstart-react

It creates a typescript react project.

I copied my existing react JS files in the src directory and changed ts.config to say

I am using NGRX Entity adapter to initialize state (problem occurs only with getInitialState).

I have written a function in a component to handle when errors are returned from a Rest Service and determine what error message should be shown to the user, the method takes an error object (this is custom data with a specific structure from the rest service) as an argument, drills sown to find the relevant content and then using a switch statement sends a JSON key that is used by an i18n service, it is below (I know it isn't the greatest)