TypeScript Starter
Use TypeScript in your project
Once initiated, you'll have the bare minimum needed to create a new Enonic application or library. You'll have all the folders set up, and can get straight to programming controllers in TypeScript.
Releases
1.4.0
- Updated to be compatible with XP7
Compatibility:
- 7.0.0
1.2.0
- Upgraded to the latest version of the Gradle plugin
Compatibility:
- 6.12.0
1.1.0
- Updated to work with Enonic XP 6.12.0. - None of the 1.0.x releases will work after 6.11.x
Compatibility:
- 6.8.0
1.0.2
- Include sass compilation
- Build package.json dependancies into build/resources/main/site/lib
- Add liveReload probably by using gulp-livereload, http-proxy and express
Compatibility:
- 6.8.0
1.0.1
- Include examples for layout and part
- Extend the Controller definition
- Add type definitions (request, etc)
Compatibility:
- 6.8.0
1.0.0
- Initial release
Compatibility:
- 6.8.0
Clone TypeScript Starter
This version requires XP 7.0.0 or above.
Use Enonic CLI to set up your project.
Run the following command:
$
…and choose "TypeScript Starter" from the list.
This version requires XP 6.15.0
To initialize a new project based on TypeScript Starter, execute the command below. Remember to replace <com.company.myapp> with a unique name for your app, and </my/projects> with the location you want to store the project. <$XP_INSTALL> is the location of your XP installation.
OSX/Linux
Windows
The init-project tool initializes a new application project structure by retrieving a Git repository, removing all references to the Git repository, and adapting its build file properties (gradle.properties).
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