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Hi, I discovered Typy a little while ago and thought it will help immensely to ensure the quality of my code.
My colleague and I chatted and decided to add Typy to an ES6 Web project we're working on, but when I did that, I ran into a problem with the lack of filename extension for imports.
I'm new to ES6 so I didn't understand exactly why you did it this way, because browsers seem to require file name extensions.
So if possible I would like some guidance on how I should introduce Typy to my web project.
Should I use some transpile to add the extension or is there any other technique I can use? I just hope I don't have to resort to using some kind of Apache server rewrite.
Thanks for listening.
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Hi, I discovered Typy a little while ago and thought it will help immensely to ensure the quality of my code.
My colleague and I chatted and decided to add Typy to an ES6 Web project we're working on, but when I did that, I ran into a problem with the lack of filename extension for imports.
I'm new to ES6 so I didn't understand exactly why you did it this way, because browsers seem to require file name extensions.
So if possible I would like some guidance on how I should introduce Typy to my web project.
Should I use some transpile to add the extension or is there any other technique I can use? I just hope I don't have to resort to using some kind of Apache server rewrite.
Thanks for listening.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: