I've been stuck on a newbie problem: I have two projects, A and B, and a local module Lib that both A and B use. Everything's written in TypeScript.
A/
package.json
B/
package.json
Lib/
package.json
index.ts
Is there an example of this? This issue describes the problem... 2 years ago.
This answer describes four ways to solve this problem. I choose option 2, create an npm package, because it's the only one that lets me use modules in a sane way.
Here's the problem: The Lib module depends on a C.js file which I have written a C.d.ts file for.
Lib/
package.json
index.ts
C.js
C.d.ts
Where should I put the source TypeScript files? If I put all my pre-compiled sources into a Lib/src/ directory, then when I compile, C.d.ts and C.js aren't copied into the compiled directory, so type resolution fails. If I put my pre-compiled sources into the root Lib/ directory, then type resolution fails trying to read index.ts instead of index.d.ts.
What's the canonical example of bundling a TypeScript project for use w/ npm?
