tutorial-nodejs | Rookout official tutorial for using Nodejs | Runtime Evironment library
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This is the official rookout Node.JS tutorial.
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I found some tutorial that explains how to build the simplest project: Tutorial: Create a Node.js and React app in Visual Studio
I succeeded to build a project that shows a message "Welcome to React!!". This project contains only one file in TypeScript: app.tsx. Now I want to build a project containing some additional modules written in React and having extension ".js". It seems that these files should be transpiled to TypeScript. But I did not find how to do that in this project. For example in app.tsx there is a code
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Answered 2021-Mar-05 at 20:58You're right, if you just want to use this code trying to do it in a TypeScript project is a pain. You either need to make some changes so props and its children are properly typed for TypeScript, or change the imports so they're not typed. Working to make the props properly typed seems pointless since the code is already using prop-types to type them.
However, changing the imports isn't actually too hard. Just create Button.tsx with your Button.js code as in my original answer, and then replace the import React from "React"
and import PropTypes from "prop-types"
statements with the code below. You'll see this makes React and PropTypes of type 'any' if you hover over them, and means TypeScript won't try type-checking everything.
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I am trying to learn React. The tutorial that I am following says that I need to import react using the following:
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Answered 2020-Mar-10 at 23:32import
statements are not supported natively yet in javascript. Have a look at this thread where the answer is basically also answering what you are looking for.
If you don't want to bother about learning more about webpack/babel for now (I would highly recommend to skip this first and just focus on react), have a look at create-react-app which handles all configuration for you. Also, there is a ton on material and tutorials regarding learning react with create-react-app.
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