molten wharf
Hi, new to TypeScript here. I'm getting the error provided in the title and pictures when trying to use Object.Assign. I have declared the "lib": ["ES2022"] in the tsconfig.json as specified by the error but the error still crops up. Anyone have any idea's why this would be happending? Google results yield no help as they suggest adding the "lib": ["ES2022"] which I've already done.
Folder structure if anyone needs that too.
molten wharf
It's just random code to see if I can get it working or not.
Removing the number type specification doesn't change anything. 😦
solid summit
that's not what i meant, number should be used over Number for types
unrelated to the issue, just mentioned that as a sidenote
solid summit
It's just random code to see if I can get it working or not.
aight
molten wharf
Oh okay, sorry I'm new to this xD! Thank you
solid summit
can you show your tsconfig?
molten wharf
Here you go:
solid summit
does es2015 work?
molten wharf
Unfortunately not. 😦
Can you replicate this set-up on your machine or am I uniquely experiencing this?
molten wharf
I'm just calling "tsc script.ts" in the terminal of Visual Studio Code
solid summit
if you provide arguments, the tsconfig.json won't be used
molten wharf
No way! That was the issue?
solid summit
so you'd need to do tsc script.ts --lib es2022, or you could specify includes and use plain tsc
solid summit
No way! That was the issue?
yeah
molten wharf
How do you automatically include the tsconfig.json file to the tsc? What's the syntax?
I've been following https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=d56mG7DezGs and that was how he was compiling it...
solid summit
How do you automatically include the tsconfig.json file to the tsc? What's the s...
none, just don't provide other arguments
molten wharf
What happends when you have multiple TypeScript files? Does it just compile them all
Ahh anyway thank you for helping me. This was a real headscratcher. My questions can be answered by google probably. Thanks!!!
solid summit
you can manually provide --project or -p to specify a tsconfig file manually
solid summit
What happends when you have multiple TypeScript files? Does it just compile them...
if you include them all, yeah
try checking npm exec tsc -- --help
COMMON COMMANDS
tsc
Compiles the current project (tsconfig.json in the working directory.)
tsc app.ts util.ts
Ignoring tsconfig.json, compiles the specified files with default compiler options.
tsc -b
Build a composite project in the working directory.
tsc --init
Creates a tsconfig.json with the recommended settings in the working directory.
tsc -p ./path/to/tsconfig.json
Compiles the TypeScript project located at the specified path.
tsc --help --all
An expanded version of this information, showing all possible compiler options
tsc --noEmit
tsc --target esnext
Compiles the current project, with additional settings.
Sweet thank you that helps me a lot.