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I am using VS Code for an application in which I am using Reactjs and TypeScript. I have used
create-react-app-typescript
as a template to set up my project. Now when I run the build task from VS Code, I can see a build folder and the generated js files there as well as the generated source files.
I am wondering if I can see generated .js file under its .ts version in VS Code - like you can see those together in Visual Studio ?
javascript reactjs typescript visual-studio-code web-frontend
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I am using VS Code for an application in which I am using Reactjs and TypeScript. I have used
create-react-app-typescript
as a template to set up my project. Now when I run the build task from VS Code, I can see a build folder and the generated js files there as well as the generated source files.
I am wondering if I can see generated .js file under its .ts version in VS Code - like you can see those together in Visual Studio ?
javascript reactjs typescript visual-studio-code web-frontend
edited Mar 28 at 0:23
N8888
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asked Jul 4 '18 at 16:56
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I am using VS Code for an application in which I am using Reactjs and TypeScript. I have used
create-react-app-typescript
as a template to set up my project. Now when I run the build task from VS Code, I can see a build folder and the generated js files there as well as the generated source files.
I am wondering if I can see generated .js file under its .ts version in VS Code - like you can see those together in Visual Studio ?
javascript reactjs typescript visual-studio-code web-frontend
edited Mar 28 at 0:23
N8888
5932 gold badges8 silver badges17 bronze badges
asked Jul 4 '18 at 16:56
Farooq HanifFarooq Hanif
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I am using VS Code for an application in which I am using Reactjs and TypeScript. I have used
create-react-app-typescript
as a template to set up my project. Now when I run the build task from VS Code, I can see a build folder and the generated js files there as well as the generated source files.
I am wondering if I can see generated .js file under its .ts version in VS Code - like you can see those together in Visual Studio ?
javascript reactjs typescript visual-studio-code web-frontend
javascript reactjs typescript visual-studio-code web-frontend
edited Mar 28 at 0:23
N8888
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asked Jul 4 '18 at 16:56
Farooq HanifFarooq Hanif
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edited Mar 28 at 0:23
N8888
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I'm a VSCode Typescript user. I've never seen that feature is available in VSCode. One thing that I usually do is to hide its javascript files on the sidebar.
"files.exclude":
"**/.git": true,
"**/.DS_Store": true,
"**/*.js": "when": "$(basename).ts"
answered Jul 4 '18 at 22:23
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I had a tsconfig file in my application's folder, in which
"outDir": "build/dist"
was causing generated files to go into build/dist folder. Removing this for tsconfig.json file will place generated files along with original .ts files in VS Code.
answered Jul 5 '18 at 4:54
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I'm a VSCode Typescript user. I've never seen that feature is available in VSCode. One thing that I usually do is to hide its javascript files on the sidebar.
"files.exclude":
"**/.git": true,
"**/.DS_Store": true,
"**/*.js": "when": "$(basename).ts"
answered Jul 4 '18 at 22:23
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I'm a VSCode Typescript user. I've never seen that feature is available in VSCode. One thing that I usually do is to hide its javascript files on the sidebar.
"files.exclude":
"**/.git": true,
"**/.DS_Store": true,
"**/*.js": "when": "$(basename).ts"
answered Jul 4 '18 at 22:23
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I'm a VSCode Typescript user. I've never seen that feature is available in VSCode. One thing that I usually do is to hide its javascript files on the sidebar.
"files.exclude":
"**/.git": true,
"**/.DS_Store": true,
"**/*.js": "when": "$(basename).ts"
answered Jul 4 '18 at 22:23
deerawandeerawan
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I'm a VSCode Typescript user. I've never seen that feature is available in VSCode. One thing that I usually do is to hide its javascript files on the sidebar.
"files.exclude":
"**/.git": true,
"**/.DS_Store": true,
"**/*.js": "when": "$(basename).ts"
answered Jul 4 '18 at 22:23
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I had a tsconfig file in my application's folder, in which
"outDir": "build/dist"
was causing generated files to go into build/dist folder. Removing this for tsconfig.json file will place generated files along with original .ts files in VS Code.
answered Jul 5 '18 at 4:54
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I had a tsconfig file in my application's folder, in which
"outDir": "build/dist"
was causing generated files to go into build/dist folder. Removing this for tsconfig.json file will place generated files along with original .ts files in VS Code.
answered Jul 5 '18 at 4:54
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I had a tsconfig file in my application's folder, in which
"outDir": "build/dist"
was causing generated files to go into build/dist folder. Removing this for tsconfig.json file will place generated files along with original .ts files in VS Code.
answered Jul 5 '18 at 4:54
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I had a tsconfig file in my application's folder, in which
"outDir": "build/dist"
was causing generated files to go into build/dist folder. Removing this for tsconfig.json file will place generated files along with original .ts files in VS Code.
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