npm specifier import types

so when I do something like

import * as rx from 'npm:rxjs'

console.log(rx)

import * as rx from 'npm:rxjs'

console.log(rx)

I do have the correct code imported, but types are all any. Is this the expected state of npm imports, or is there a bug here? I am running

deno 1.26.1 (release, x86_64-unknown-linux-gnu)
v8 10.7.193.3
typescript 4.8.3

deno 1.26.1 (release, x86_64-unknown-linux-gnu)
v8 10.7.193.3
typescript 4.8.3

11 Replies

dan.the.discloser•3y ago

document says that typescript is not in the current release of npm compatibility but is expected to be in the next one

dan.the.discloser•3y ago

https://deno.land/manual@v1.26.1/node/compatibility_mode

Deno

Node Compatibility Mode | Manual | Deno

Starting with v1.15 Deno provides Node compatibility mode that makes it possible to run a subset of programs authored for Node directly in Deno. Compatibility mode can be activated by passing `--comp

dan.the.discloser•3y ago

can take the type files from

dan.the.discloser•3y ago

https://github.com/ReactiveX/rxjs/tree/master/api_guard/dist/types

GitHub

rxjs/api_guard/dist/types at master · ReactiveX/rxjs

A reactive programming library for JavaScript. Contribute to ReactiveX/rxjs development by creating an account on GitHub.

andykaisOP•3y ago

thanks for that clarification

bartlomieju•3y ago

@dsherret is working on types support, it will probably ship in V1.27

andykaisOP•3y ago

@.bartlomieju / @dsherret are npm types supported in 1.28? It seems like they are https://github.com/denoland/deno/issues/15960, but imports like

import * as rx from 'npm:rxjs'

import * as rx from 'npm:rxjs'

import { ScriptServer } from 'npm:@scriptserver/core'

import { ScriptServer } from 'npm:@scriptserver/core'

seem to still have any types

dsherret•3y ago

if you get a chance could you open a bug (i'm just heading out)? It looks like rxjs has an entry for "types": "index.d.ts",, but then that file doesn't exist in the package, so it looks like in that scenario we should use the exports -> . -> types entry for @scriptserver/core it distributes its types, but then it doesn't have a "types" entry in its package.json, but it seems like typescript still figures it out by resolving the "main" entrypoint and looking for the corresponding declaration file

andykaisOP•3y ago

sure! Sorry for asking questions right before thanksgiving 😅. Ill make an issue

andykaisOP•3y ago

posted https://github.com/denoland/deno/issues/16782

GitHub

npm specifiers types not working · Issue #16782 · denoland/deno

I have two packages here that appear to be packaged with typescript types, but may provide them in unexpected ways. import * as scriptserver from 'npm:@scriptserver/core' import * a...

dsherret•3y ago

no, it's ok. I'm in Canada so we already celebrated last month 🙂 also, thanks for creating the issue!