JavaScript developers can now just open a .ts file and start hacking away like they are used to. No grunt no Visual Studio. Just pure coding.
- Install atom.
apm install typescript(apmneedsgitin your path)- For windows you need
nodein your path (reason)
Additional Notes: Other atom packages we depend upon are installed automatically on first load.
"I was shocked at how good it felt to poke around on the compiler with it." Jonathan Turner
"And guess what, it worked perfectly. Like everything else! Faster than Visual Studio!" Daniel Earwicker
Add yours!
Internally using AutoComplete+. Just start typing and hints will show up. Or you can explicitly trigger it using ctrl+space or cmd+space. Press tab to make a selection.
Just hover
TypeScript files will be compiled on save. Different notifications are given if emit was successful or not. Configuration driven by tsconfig.json
Supported via tsconfig.json (read more) which is going to be the defacto Project file format for the next versions of TypeScript.
It also supports filesGlob which will expand files for you based on minmatch|glob|regex (similar to grunt).
Shortcut: ctrl+shift+b or cmd+shift+b. If there are any errors they are shown as well.
Shortcut : ctrl+alt+l or cmd+alt+l. Will format just the selection if you have something selected otherwise it will format the entire file.
Shortcut : ctrl+b or cmd+b. Will open the first declaration of the said item for now. (Note: some people call it Go to Definition)
Look at CONTRIBUTING.md for curiosity.
Breaking changes available online.