I've got 3 modules in 3 separate folders, each (test-wise) with one file:
Which approx. look like this
// pagedList.ts
module App.Components {
export interface IPagedList<T> {
...
}
}
// testDirective.ts
module App.Directives {
export class TestDirective {
...
}
}
// entity1.ts
module App.Entity1 {
export interface IEntity1 {
...
}
}
When I try to reference them as dependencies, it works for all except module App.Components
. Both Intellisense (Visual Studio) as well as my typescript grunt task are unable to find symbol 'App.Components'
. Is this a reserved keyword or something? Edit: Tried renaming and relocating, still not working though.
var dependencies = [
"ui.router",
"ui.bootstrap",
Components, // Unable to find symbol 'Components'
Directives,
Entity1,
];
This happens because App.Components
is what's called an uninstantiated module. Because there is only an interface in it, the compiler only creates a symbol in the type namespace, and doesn't create any value at runtime.
Once Components
has a class, var, or instantiated module in it, you'll see that error go away. You can put in a dummy non-exported var in here if needed in the meantime.