How is electron able to *skip* import rules?

[silk gate]

import rules?

this is typescript related question

not electron

if electron able to run then files still there

or typescript ignore those errors

[plucky spruce]

no

i mean

I did a debugger in the code using the import and it runs in electron?

how is that possible? when the file gives an import error issue?

but in electron

how can it find things that shouldn't even exist? according to import issue msg?

[silk gate]

typescript do that

not electron

[plucky spruce]

code can be found here

yeah im trying um, do the same in react as in electron

and this gives me an error i don't know how to solve

in react its more like a wall

[silk gate]

error comes from tsc linter

because of configs or other stuff

electron itself doesnt work with ts files

webpack for example my resolve modules correctly

but ts does not

try to remove old files and recompile again

[timber pivot]

do you have this in your devDependencies? https://www.npmjs.com/package/@types/react-syntax-highlighter
if yes, check if the version of it fits to the module version itself (i think major and minor must match for @types?).

background info:
some pure javascript modules, do not ship type definitions for typescript. Thus the @types github repo tries to help out. volunteers make and update typescript type files for all kind of modules that do not ship typescript type definitions. But if you have a version missmatch between @types/myModule version and myModule version, you can run into issues.

[timber pivot]

maybe related:
https://github.com/react-syntax-highlighter/react-syntax-highlighter/blob/master/CHANGELOG.MD

[plucky spruce]

um

ive another question but should i open anew thread?