How to install custom typing .d.ts files to a separate folder rather than node_modules/@types?
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In order to add typings files we use npm/yarn with @types/[plugin]
which install to npm_modules/@types folder.
How to change this and redirect default location to a separate folder.
For Example: I am trying to Create a Project in Aurelia. When I setup the project it default added a CUSTOM_TYPINGS folder
Now in future i want to install typings files to this folder then how to do that?
typescript aurelia npm-install typescript-typings yarnpkg
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In order to add typings files we use npm/yarn with @types/[plugin]
which install to npm_modules/@types folder.
How to change this and redirect default location to a separate folder.
For Example: I am trying to Create a Project in Aurelia. When I setup the project it default added a CUSTOM_TYPINGS folder
Now in future i want to install typings files to this folder then how to do that?
typescript aurelia npm-install typescript-typings yarnpkg
edited Nov 12 at 17:30
tk421
3,32231426
asked Nov 11 at 7:49
avimatta
356
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Why would you do that? This is for custom typings. Not for the standard typings that every TypeScript developer and tool expects to find in the standard folder.
– JB Nizet
Nov 11 at 7:54
I have seen some projects where they install custom typings to a separate folder which has sub folders like global and local and they reference all that to a single index.d.ts file at the end.
– avimatta
Nov 11 at 8:00
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up vote
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down vote
favorite
In order to add typings files we use npm/yarn with @types/[plugin]
which install to npm_modules/@types folder.
How to change this and redirect default location to a separate folder.
For Example: I am trying to Create a Project in Aurelia. When I setup the project it default added a CUSTOM_TYPINGS folder
Now in future i want to install typings files to this folder then how to do that?
typescript aurelia npm-install typescript-typings yarnpkg
edited Nov 12 at 17:30
tk421
3,32231426
asked Nov 11 at 7:49
avimatta
356
In order to add typings files we use npm/yarn with @types/[plugin]
which install to npm_modules/@types folder.
How to change this and redirect default location to a separate folder.
For Example: I am trying to Create a Project in Aurelia. When I setup the project it default added a CUSTOM_TYPINGS folder
Now in future i want to install typings files to this folder then how to do that?
typescript aurelia npm-install typescript-typings yarnpkg
typescript aurelia npm-install typescript-typings yarnpkg
edited Nov 12 at 17:30
tk421
3,32231426
asked Nov 11 at 7:49
avimatta
356
edited Nov 12 at 17:30
tk421
3,32231426
asked Nov 11 at 7:49
avimatta
356
edited Nov 12 at 17:30
tk421
3,32231426
edited Nov 12 at 17:30
tk421
3,32231426
edited Nov 12 at 17:30
tk421
3,32231426
3,32231426
asked Nov 11 at 7:49
avimatta
356
asked Nov 11 at 7:49
avimatta
356
asked Nov 11 at 7:49
avimatta
356
356
2
Why would you do that? This is for custom typings. Not for the standard typings that every TypeScript developer and tool expects to find in the standard folder.
– JB Nizet
Nov 11 at 7:54
I have seen some projects where they install custom typings to a separate folder which has sub folders like global and local and they reference all that to a single index.d.ts file at the end.
– avimatta
Nov 11 at 8:00
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Why would you do that? This is for custom typings. Not for the standard typings that every TypeScript developer and tool expects to find in the standard folder.
– JB Nizet
Nov 11 at 7:54
I have seen some projects where they install custom typings to a separate folder which has sub folders like global and local and they reference all that to a single index.d.ts file at the end.
– avimatta
Nov 11 at 8:00
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Why would you do that? This is for custom typings. Not for the standard typings that every TypeScript developer and tool expects to find in the standard folder.
– JB Nizet
Nov 11 at 7:54
Why would you do that? This is for custom typings. Not for the standard typings that every TypeScript developer and tool expects to find in the standard folder.
– JB Nizet
Nov 11 at 7:54
I have seen some projects where they install custom typings to a separate folder which has sub folders like global and local and they reference all that to a single index.d.ts file at the end.
– avimatta
Nov 11 at 8:00
I have seen some projects where they install custom typings to a separate folder which has sub folders like global and local and they reference all that to a single index.d.ts file at the end.
– avimatta
Nov 11 at 8:00
add a comment |
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Why would you do that? This is for custom typings. Not for the standard typings that every TypeScript developer and tool expects to find in the standard folder.
– JB Nizet
Nov 11 at 7:54
I have seen some projects where they install custom typings to a separate folder which has sub folders like global and local and they reference all that to a single index.d.ts file at the end.
– avimatta
Nov 11 at 8:00