angular-typescript | TypeScript 1.7 annotations for AngularJS | Architecture library

Ok, so after many hours of trial and error, I eventually figured it out. I used and changed the code from several answers and examples to fit my specific use case. So if anyone is curious to what I did, here it goes...

I put all my code into one file for your convenience.

map.page.ts:

All of your TypeScript code should be in the main-[EcmaScript version].[some numbers & letters].js file. Your code will be minified and consolidated, so it will be very difficult to debug as it is. There is an option in Chrome to 'pretty print' a file, which will do a good job making the code more readable.

There's no built-in method to do that, but you can simply loop over the entries and append them:

It's very well explained in the error message. If you want to use TS, and use jQuery, you'll need the typings for jQuery. You can achieve this by running npm i @types/jquery in your project.

You will then need to add "jquery" in the types array in your tsconfig.app.json file, in the Angular application (might depend on your Angular version - best to check in the documentation).

Might I add - if you're using Angular, I'd say it's best not to use jQuery. Angular is already capable of doing everything. If you'd like to use jQuery, having an entire Angular application with it is a bit unnecessary.

I don’t think rollup=1 has ever worked properly in the angular-meteor compilers. I vaguely remember ardatan mentioning it in a github issue but can’t locate the exact one. The documentation still states it as an option but I think you should forget about it unless you want to fix the specific compiler issue.

Meteor 1.9 is a big upgrade as it uses node 12 so I would not be surprised if this has introduced an issue in the angular compilers package. It probably needs a few tweaks to bring it up to date.

Here is an example systemjs.config.js for Angular 7.

https://github.com/Longfld/ASPNETcoreAngularJWT/blob/master/wwwroot/systemjs.config.js

Try this..

You could return a Promise in "this.validateAddress();" and await it.

I assume you use the Angular HttpClient.

For example:

Check documentation here. BASE_PATH is supposed to be declared in one of the files