TypeScript compilation error after adding the first service - service x.validate has not exported member 'create' about generator-feathers-plus

[eddyystop]

Darn. Thanks for pointing this out.

j2L3e: I added the import from serviceName.validate.?s recently. Nothing refers to the "imported" values. It works for JS but not for TS.

f+/cli has been updated to generate that line commented out. We'll fix it in the next day or two.

Published as f+/cli v0.7.21 using generator v0.6.20.

[j2L4e]

The issue is TypeScript's export default being compiled to module.exports.default =.
A ts default export can't be destructured in the import directly.
Keeping the exports unchanged this would work:
import validate from 'service.validate.ts' and then destructure with const {...} = validate;

[j2L4e]

The TS way would be named exports, but that would need a lot more changes

[eddyystop]

I would go for the named exports but for backward compatibility. I assume we can go with

export default moduleExports;
export const create;
...
export function validateCreate;
...

which, although ugly, provides backward compatibility and lets TS use the import { ... } from syntax?

[eddyystop]

j2L4e's suggestion published as f+/cli v0.7.22 using generator v0.6.21.

[ewildee]

Thanks for solving this issue so quickly!

I solved the problem myself by exporting the moduleExports object directly like export { create, .., quickValidate }, but this doesn't give backward compatibility in js.

(I don't know if reopening this ticket is appropriate, but I appreciate your tools very much and would like to thank you)

[eddyystop]

Thanks are always very appreciated.