This plugin allows editing of TypeScript code within NetBeans. Many IDE features are supported:
- Code completion
- Error checking
- Find usages
- Go to Declaration
- Syntax highlighting
For this plugin to work, you will need to have Node.js version 0.8.0 or later installed.
Download the latest netbeanstypescript.nbm file from the Releases page. Then, in NetBeans, go to Tools > Plugins, and select the "Downloaded" tab. Click "Add Plugins..." and locate the netbeanstypescript.nbm file. The TypeScript Editor should appear in the list. Select it and click "Install".
- All .ts/.tsx files under one source root are currently assumed to be part of one TypeScript project.
- By default, "implicit any" errors are enabled, but are shown as warnings rather than errors. You may explicitly specify
"noImplicitAny": falsein a TypeScript project's tsconfig.json to disable "implicit any" errors altogether.
The version number of this plugin reflects the version of TypeScript it incorporates (currently 1.7.3), with an extra digit for new versions that do not involve a TypeScript update. We intend to keep this plugin up to date with new versions of TypeScript when they come out.
We are happy to receive Pull Requests. If you are planning a big change, it's probably best to discuss it as an Issue first.
To build the plugin yourself, there are a couple of things that must be done first:
- Edit this line in
build.xmlto point to where you have TypeScript installed:
<property name="typescript" value="${env.HOME}/TypeScript-1.7.3"/> - Open the project in NetBeans. (You can either build in NetBeans or run
antfrom the command line, but either way you must open the project first to create thenbproject/privatefiles.)