In the previous article in this series, "How to use ESLint with TypeScript", we learned how add ESLint to our project and configure it to determine if our code was adhering to our project's coding conventions. This is great, but it can get pretty annoying having to re-run npm run ...
So far, you’ve compiled one file directly. This is great, but in a real world project, you might want to customize how all files are compiled. For instance, you might want to have them be compiled to ES6 instead of ES5. To do this, you need to create a TypeScript configuration fil...
This post is structured in a way that will allow you to gradually incorporate TypeScript into your project at your own pace and how much you want to. After any chapter you should be able to to stop and have a working codebase and hopefully a bit of improved developer experience. Please ...
In this article, I’ll walk you through the various methods tocompare strings in TypeScript, from basic equality checks to more advanced techniques for sorting and case-sensitive comparisons. I’ve learned these approaches through years of development experience, and I’m excited to share them wi...
One of the first suggestions is to use the radian terminal. That’s not a VS Code extension but an application written in Python—which means your system needs Python installed in order for radian to run. I already have Python and the conda package manager installed on my Mac, so I used...
This will scaffold out a new React project using TypeScript as the language. Next, start up the development server: npm run start And, just like that, your React project is running in TypeScript! Notice that you get a tsconfig.json file for your TypeScript configuration. Feel free to cust...
Simple, when assigning a type like: const str: string = ''nets an error:error Parsing error: Unexpected token :… Describe the solution you’d like A section to describe what needs to be done to get TypeScript working in VitePress
Editors are a strange beast. Some people defend their editor choice strenuously. In the Unix world you have those <code class="markup--code markup--p-code">Emacs</code> vs <code class="markup--code markup--p-code">vi</code> “wars”, and I kind of imagin
Now all you need to do is either use npx to run linting in your project, or add a npm script in your project such as: "lint":"eslint . --ext .ts,.tsx" JavaScript The . argument tells ESLint to run in the root directory of the project. You can change it to something else if...
TypeScript Unit Testing Project The CLI-build projects carried out in Visual Studio 2022 can function along with test explorer. The testing framework that can be utilized for React and Vue projects is Jest. You can use Jest to run the default test provided by each framework and interpret addit...