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nimo23 opened this issue Nov 7, 2016 · 5 comments
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provide New File-Wizard/Template for .ts #106

nimo23 opened this issue Nov 7, 2016 · 5 comments

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@nimo23
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nimo23 commented Nov 7, 2016

Actually I have to go to "File->New->File" to create a ".ts"-file.
Would be nice to have a "File->New->TS-File"-Wizard.

Maybe this "file-wizard" could be extended to be filled with a already provided template coming from TS-IDE (TS-IDE also provides templates for ng-bootstrap, ng-component or react-templates).

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Glad you create this issue:) I have not implemented that because I don't know if it's really interesting? For Angular2 we have Angular CLI support (ng init) which initialize the project, but for other?

I would liek to avoid passing a lot of time to develop a wizard which generates a tsconfig.json and ts file basic. So please give me more information about your idea (which wizards do you wish, which files must be generated, etc....)

@nimo23
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nimo23 commented Nov 7, 2016

I am in doubt with my suggestion. I use the terminal a lot and I guess TS-IDE with autocompletion is enough. But maybe only provide "File->New->Typescript-File". However, it is not really needed. Because we can do it with "File->New->File" to create a ".ts"-file.

So I guess, if you think the same, I can close this issue.

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So I guess, if you think the same, I can close this issue.

Exactly, but if other people want to have this feature, I could implement it but I prefer developping other features that I have planned like TextMate syntax coloration, quick fix support, compilation with tsserver etc.

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nimo23 commented Nov 7, 2016

but I prefer developping other features that I have planned

Yes, that sounds great. I guess, there is really no need for gui like wizard.

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@angelozerr
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Yes, that sounds great.

Glad you like those ideas:

but I have a lot of bugs -(

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