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Using TypeScript With ASP.NET 5
Using TypeScript with ASP.NET v5 requires that you setup your project in a specific way, for more information about ASP.NET v5 see the ASP.NET v5 documentation.
We start by creating a new empty ASP.NET v5 project in Visual Studio 2015, of you're not familiar with ASP.NET v5 follow this tutorial for more information.
Next add a scripts
folder to the root of our project.
This is where we'll add the TypeScript files and the tsconfig.json file to set our compiler options.
Finally we have to add the following option to the "compilerOptions" node in the tsconfig.json
file to redirect the compiler output to the wwwroot
folder:
"outDir": "../wwwroot/"
Now if we build our project, you'll notice the app.js
and app.js.map
files were created in the root of our wwwroot
folder.
TypeScript Language Basics
- Basic Types
- Interfaces
- Classes
- Namespaces and Modules
- Functions
- Generics
- Common Errors
- Integrating with Build Tools
- Compiler Options
- tsconfig.json
TypeScript Language Advanced
- Mixins
- Declaration Merging
- Type Inference
- Type Compatibility
- JSX
- Writing Definition Files
- Typings for NPM packages
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TypeScript Contributors
- Contributing to TypeScript
- TypeScript Design Goals
- Coding Guidelines
- Spec conformance testing
- Useful Links for TypeScript Issue Management
- Writing Good Design Proposals
- Compiler Internals
Building Tools for TypeScript
- Architectural Overview
- Using the Compiler API
- Using the Language Service API
- Dev Mode in Visual Studio
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