declaration: true

[nikolasleblanc]

Hey @TheLarkInn, trying to make a core component library in angular 2 that I can then bundle with webpack + awesome-typescript-loader + angular2-template-loader.

Because I'll be using this library in other angular2 projects, I need d.ts files, but for some reason, if I set declaration: true, angular2-template-loader stops doing its thing and my bundle keeps its templateUrls.

I've set useWebpackText: true.

[TheLarkInn]

This sounds like an issue with awesome-typescript-loader. My guess is that the loader does not use webpack's module resolution or loader chain and instead falls back to the default tsc. Does this sound right @s-panferov?

[tekix]

moving angular2-template-loader before awesome-typescript-loader works for me when declaration:true

{
  test: /\.ts$/,
  loaders: ['angular2-template-loader', 'awesome-typescript-loader'],
  exclude: [/\.(spec|e2e)\.ts$/]
},

[nikolasleblanc]

Wow, really? @TheLarkInn, does that even make sense? :)

On Tue, Nov 8, 2016 at 10:33 AM ryan [email protected] wrote:

moving angular2-template-loader before awesome-typescript-loader works
for me when declaration:true

{
test: /.ts$/,
loaders: ['angular2-template-loader', 'awesome-typescript-loader'],
exclude: [/.(spec|e2e).ts$/]
},

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[VivekPMenon]

I have a similar situation. Creating an npm package for core components and distributing .js,.d.ts,html in my package along with the umd bundle. However when Consumer apps run webpack, it doesn't changes templateUrls of my core components to require statements obviously because these are .js files. I tried to chain angular2-template-loader with script-loader but no success.

Is there something i can do it to get it working or is there any fundamental issue in the way i am doing it. Any help would be really appreciated.