Deno•4y ago

where does `document` come from

dan.the.discloser · 2022-10-14T23:20:47.346Z

the default ultra gives me a `client.tsx` like this ``` import hydrate from "ultra/hydrate.js"; import App from "./src/app.tsx"; hydrate(document, ); ``` when I run `deno check` it complains about `document` how / where it getting `document` from?

the default ultra gives me a

client.tsx

client.tsx

like this

import hydrate from "ultra/hydrate.js";
import App from "./src/app.tsx";
hydrate(document, <App />);

import hydrate from "ultra/hydrate.js";
import App from "./src/app.tsx";
hydrate(document, <App />);

when I run

deno check

deno check

it complains about

document

document

how / where it getting

document

document

from?

dan.the.discloserOP•10/14/22, 11:35 PM

i presume I need a compiler option for the checker?

Ddan.the.discloser i presume I need a compiler option for the checker?

Antonio Sampaio•10/15/22, 12:31 AM

maybe:
?

Doctor 🤖•10/15/22, 2:10 AM

From my understanding document doesn't exist in the Deno environment, only the web environment. the allows you to use the types in Deno for TypeScript.

Doctor 🤖•10/15/22, 2:11 AM

You can make your own document by importing a DOMParser module to create a blank document and assigning it globally.

Doctor 🤖•10/15/22, 2:12 AM

Doctor 🤖•10/15/22, 11:39 AM

Well you shouldn't make your own document for the web browser, but if you want those createElement stuff for deno side then that is an option.

dan.the.discloserOP•10/15/22, 1:18 PM

the doesn't fix it for me.

dan.the.discloserOP•10/15/22, 1:19 PM

i will try the and report back

Doctor 🤖•10/15/22, 2:24 PM

The only adds the typings so it can be transpiled to javascript.

dan.the.discloserOP•10/17/22, 10:45 PM

the makes

deno lint

deno lint

happy but not

deno check

deno check