ArcticTypescript

• Wizzard for project creation (create .ts file to activate).
• syntax highlighting
• auto completion
• live error highlighting
• fast access to errors via shortcuts and clicks
• refactoring (beta)
• jump to declaration
• quick info
• build system for Typescript 1.5
• view build result.js
• snippets
• filesGlob support (on_save only)

Errors? See Common Errors and Solutions first, then issue a bug report.

Commands and Shortcuts

• Goto Anything -> “ArcticTypescript: Terminate All Builds” if build is stuck
• snippets: see below

Example Projects

• Brower example without modules: compile to single file
• AMD-Modules: only compiling, no example index.html
• AMD-Modules with tests for Browser FEATURED: index.html for app and test.html for tests
• Nodejs: only compiling
• Nodejs with test: automatic text execution with mocha after build
• Simplest concat example: everything will be compiled to out.js
• Simplest example: empty tsconfig.json { }. Every .ts file will be compiled by itself. Not the ideal solution for multiple .ts files. Use Simplest concat example instead.

Settings

You need to configure typescript using a tsconfig.json file. Place this file in your project folder or at least in some parent folder of your source files.

Minimal Example tsconfig.json:

{
    "compilerOptions": {
        "out": "out.js",
        "sourceMap": true,
        "target": "es5"
    },
    "files": [
        "main.ts"
    ],
}

"files" : [] : Define the files which should be compiled. At least 1 file is required. You only need to specify the file from the top / root of your internal reference tree (your main.ts). But it does no harm to specify more files. Alternative: use "filesGlob" : [] (see below)

More compilerOptions:

• target (string) 'es3'|'es5' (default) | 'es6'
• module (string) 'amd'|'commonjs' (default)
• declaration (boolean) Generates corresponding .d.ts file
• out (filepath) Concatenate and emit a single file
• outDir (folderpath) Redirect output structure to this directory
• noImplicitAny (boolean) Error on inferred any type
• removeComments (boolean) Do not emit comments in output
• sourceMap (boolean) Generates SourceMaps (.map files)
• removeComments (boolean) Do not emit comments to output.
• sourceRoot (folder) Optionally specifies the location where debugger should locate TypeScript source files after deployment
• mapRoot (folder) Optionally Specifies the location where debugger should locate map files after deployment
• preserveConstEnums (boolean) Do not erase const enum declarations in generated code.
• suppressImplicitAnyIndexErrors (boolean) Suppress noImplicitAny errors for indexing objects lacking index signatures.

All pathes are relative to tsconfig.json. These are exactly the options for the typescript compiler: Refer to tsc --help.

Decide between:

• out='outfile.js' : Then use /// <reference path="second.ts" /> to spread your code. Example
• outDir='built/' and module='amd': Use import s = require('second') to spread your code. Example

filesGlob

Atom-TypeScript provides a feature called filesGlob. ArcticTypescript mimics that feature. Create a filesGlob list next to the files list. Everytime you save tsconfig.json the files will be updated. Example:

{
    "compilerOptions": { },
    "filesGlob": [
        "./**/*.ts",
        "!./node_modules/**/*.ts"
    ]
}

ArcticTypescript settings

You can configure ArcticTypescript as well (type, default):

• enable_refactoring (boolean, false) Disabled by default (still beta)
• activate_build_system (boolean, true)
• auto_complete (boolean, true)
• node_path (string, null) If null, then nodejs must be in $PATH
• tsc_path (string, null) If null, it will search a node_modules dir with typescript installed or use ArcticTypescript's tsc
• error_on_save_only (boolean, false)
• build_on_save (boolean, false)
• show_build_file (boolean, false) show the compiled output after build
• pre_processing_commands ([string], [])
• post_processing_commands ([string], [])

Where to store these settings:

• For personal settings across all typescript projects:
  • GUI: Menu -> Preferences -> “Settings - User” -> ['ArcticTypescript'][KEY]. This is the file <sublime config dir>/Packages/User/Preferences.sublime-settings.
  • GUI Menu -> Preferences -> Package Settings -> ArcticTypescript -> “Settings - User” -> [KEY]. This is the file <sublime config dir>/Packages/User/ArcticTypescript.sublime-settings.
• For personal, project specific settings
  • GUI: Menu -> Project -> “Edit Project” -> ['settings']['ArcticTypescript'][KEY]. This is the file <ProjectSettings>.sublime-settings.
• If you are not part of a team or for settings for everyone or for project specific settings if you don't have created a sublime project
  • tsconfig.json ['ArcticTypescript'][KEY]

Example Settings in project file mytsproject.sublime-settings:

{
    "folders":
    [
        {
            "file_exclude_patterns": ["*~"],
            "follow_symlinks": true,
            "path": "."
        }
    ],
    "settings":
    {
        "ArcticTypescript": {
            "pre_processing_commands": ["node .settings/.components"]
            "post_processing_commands": [
                "node .settings/.silns.js",
                "r.js.cmd -o .settings/.build.js",
                "cat ${tsconfig}",
                "echo a\\\\nbc | cat"
            ]
        }
    }
}

The working directory for all commands is ${tsconfig_path}. They will be executed using subprocess.Popen(cmd, shell=True). shell=True -> You can use pipes, …

You can use variables for the string values:

• Sublime Variables
• All your compilerOptions, e.g. ${outDir}
• ${platform} : sys.platform = “linux” | “darwin” | “nt”
• ${tsconfig} : the path to tsconfig.json
• ${tsconfig_path} : the folder of tsconfig.json

Snippets

Type <trigger> and press TAB to insert snippet: <trigger>: feature

• typescriptsnippets : Print this list into file as short reference.
• .
• cls : class with constructor
• ctor : constructor
• get : public getter
• set : public setter
• prop : public getter and setter
• met : public class method
• .
• imp : import a = require('b')
• ref : /// <reference path="a" />
• .
• do : do while loop
• for : for (…; i++) {…}
• forl : for (… .length; i++) {…}
• forb : for (…; i--) {…} backwards loop (faster?)
• forin: for … in … loop
• .
• f : function a(b) {c}
• r0 : return false;
• r1 : return true;
• ret : return a;
• .
• ie : if … else …
• if : if …
• .
• log : console.log();
• to : setTimeout(() => {}, 500);
• sw : switch … case: … default:
• thr : throw "";

Installation

You need Sublime Text 3, Package Control for Sublime 3, node.js, and optionally Typescript (ArcticTypescript also provides a compiler).

Install ArcticTypescript: Open Sublime –> Goto Anything –> Package Control: Install Package –> ArcticTypescript

Install the AutoFileName plugin for completion of /// <reference path="xxx" />

Credits

Typescript tools for codecompletion and live errors. I'm using the same error icons as SublimeLinter. I took inspiration from Atom TypeScript.

Notes for Upgraders / People which used T3S before

This is a clone of the Typescript T3S Plugin, but with a lots of changes. If you switch to ArcticTypescript, please:

• read this readme
• uninstall T3S
• delete the *.sublime-workspace files in your projects
• close all file tabs in your old T3S Projects
• update your key binding overrides, The new key is 'ArcticTypescript'

Compatibility

Sublime Text 2 is not supported anymore: Use the T3S plugin instead of this one for Sublime Text 2 users.

Build system may not work if you have installed typescript < 1.5 your projects node_modules / package.json. Workaround until typescript 1.5 is installed: Set the dependency in package.json to "typescript": "git+ssh://git@github.com:Microsoft/TypeScript.git".

Important Changes

v0.7.0: * Variable replacements for post or pre processing commands now require curly braces: ${tsconfig} * Typescript 1.5 beta

v0.6.0:

• Dropped .sublimets, x.sublime-project. Compiler options belong to tsconfig.json
• Many internal changes. Report if something is broken.
• README rewrite
• ProjectWizzard
• filesGlob

v0.5.0:

• You will need a new config file called tsconfig.json
• Updated to TS 1.5 via typescript-tools (switching to tsserver will come soon)
• Dropped support for Outline view, since typescript-tools has dropped support for this. This feature will come back again with tsserver.

v0.4.0:

• build system: (relative) paths with spaces are now enclosed in “” automatically
• > If you used additional “” to workaround the issue, you have to remove them, refer to messages/0.4.0.txt

v0.3.0:

• relative root files now have a different base directory
• The default shortcut to switch to the error view changed to: CTRL + ALT + E
• There are 4 new shortcuts to jump to the first four Errors: CTRL + ALT + E + H (or J, K, L)