May 07, 2021 TypeScript
TypeScript's
master branch code is
automatically built at
master
Standard Time and
published to NPM and NuGet. H
ere's how to get them and use them in the tool.
npm install -g typescript@next
Note: You need to configure the project to use the NuGet package. F or more information, refer to Configure the MSBuild project to use NuGet.
There are two packages:
Microsoft.TypeScript.Compiler
Includes tools
only
tsc.exe
lib.d.ts
and so on. )
。
Microsoft.TypeScript.MSBuild
The same tools as above, as well as
MSBuild's
tasks and goals
Microsoft.TypeScript.targets
Microsoft.TypeScript.Default.props
,
and so on
You can also configure the IDE to use the daily build. F
irst you have to install the package through npm. Y
ou can do a global installation or install it in the
node_modules
node_modules
directory.
In the next steps we assume that you have installed
typescript@next
typescript@next.
Update
.vscode/settings.json
as follows:
"typescript.tsdk": "<path to your folder>/node_modules/typescript/lib"
For more information, see the VSCode documentation.
Update
Settings - User
as follows:
"typescript_tsdk": "<path to your folder>/node_modules/typescript/lib"
For more information, see How to install the TypeScript plug-in in Sublime Text.
Note: Most changes don't require you to install a new version of the VS TypeScript plug-in.
The current daily build does not include a complete plug-in installation package, but we are trying to provide a daily build package.
Download the VSDevMode.ps1 script.
Refer to the wiki documentation: Use a custom language service file.
Executed in the PowerShell command line window:
VS 2015:
VSDevMode.ps1 14 -tsScript <path to your folder>/node_modules/typescript/lib
VS 2013:
VSDevMode.ps1 12 -tsScript <path to your folder>/node_modules/typescript/lib
Go
Preferences
and
Languages & Frameworks
and
TypeScript
TypeScript Version: If installed via NPM:
/usr/local/lib/node_modules/typescript/lib