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QUESTION
I want to use the TypeScript's Compiler API to experiment with operator overloading in TypeScript code. Specifically, I want to find all instances of x + y
and turn them into op_add(x, y)
. However, I want the language services (eg. IntelliSense in VS Code) to be aware of the transformation and show the correct types.
For example in this code:
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Aug-05 at 04:31This might be a hacky way but since you already have the modified source code, why not build a new AST from that? For example:
QUESTION
I'm using ttypescript to hook my custom transform into the compiler, which works just fine. I've identified a situation in which I need to throw a compile error (syntax error) along the same channels and in the same format that typescript does.
How do I do this?
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Jun-24 at 14:28Looks like I can just use console.error and I have to format it correctly. I actually had a different problem that was hiding the fact that this worked.
For reference the code I use for the formatting is this:
QUESTION
I have a project with mocha tests that rely on ts-nameof.
The mocha tests is supported by Mocha sidebar in VSCode.
When trying to refresh my tests (in the tests sidebar) I have a ReferenceError: nameof is not defined
.
My understanding is that I have to setup Mocha sidebar to somehow use ttypescript instead of typescript (like I did with VSCode).
I know this VSCode plugin rely on ts-node since they are asking to set the VS settings
"mocha.requires": [ "ts-node/register" ]
.
I tried to look for a "tts-node" package (a ts-node like but for ttypescript), or what exactly is this "ts-node/register" and help me finding better keywords to search for, but didn't find an answer.
I tried to add "ttypescript" and "ts-nameof" in the mocha.requires, this didn't change anything.
I did find that ts-node can accept a --compiler setting that could (maybe?) be ttypescript, however, I don't know how to provide it to the Mocha sidebar plugin.
...ANSWER
Answered 2019-Aug-09 at 00:32I read the ts-node & mocha codes and found there is no way to provide the ts-node --compiler argument from mocha.
However, I found a different way to so, in the settings.json, instead of using "mocha.requires": [ "ts-node/register" ]
I use "mocha.requires": [ "./ttypescript-register.js" ]
".
Then in the root of my project I created a file ttypescript-register.js with require('./node_modules/ts-node/dist').register({compiler: "ttypescript"});
QUESTION
I am trying to inject a module
import statement by transformer.ts
(* I used ttypescript and it works,
But some statements are uninterpreted.)
and I succeeded in inserting the import statement
but the import statement that I injected
was not translated intermittently into the es5 grammar.
This is the code that I used in transfomer.
ANSWER
Answered 2018-Dec-31 at 05:45The reason why the following code gets emitted to es5...
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