First we start by reading the ts docs, seems pretty good and straight forward. Well, but how do we test their code snippets ...
Then we realise it's just like c you compile to something like objets then do something like linking with main, there's only really one obvious move left: write a Makefile.
NAME = main.html
FLAGS = --strict
FILES = hello
TARGETS = $(addprefix $(FILES), .js)
SCRIPTS := $(addprefix <script src=", $(TARGETS))
SCRIPTS := $(addprefix $(SCRIPTS), "></script>)
%.js: %.ts
tsc $(FLAGS) $<
all : $(TARGETS)
echo "<html>" >$(NAME)
echo '$(SCRIPTS)' >>$(NAME)
echo "</html>" >>$(NAME)
clean :
$(RM) $(TARGETS)
And also, we mustn't forget to add these intermediate products to our .gitignore.
*.js
main.htmlNext logical step is to workthrough the introductory section of the docs.
- The TypeScript Handbook
- The Basics
- Everyday Types
- Narrowing
- More on Functions
- Object Types
- Classes
- Modules
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