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import { foo } from './foo.civet' |
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edemaine
Oct 23, 2024
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That is generally the way, but of course you need to compile/build. Are you using a build tool? |
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Civet's VSCode plugin should already support this case. If you haven't installed it, please do. Then, you may also need to disable VSCode's built-in TypeScript plugin, because Civet's should handle everything for you. |
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Civet's VSCode plugin should already support this case. If you haven't installed it, please do. Then, you may also need to disable VSCode's built-in TypeScript plugin, because Civet's should handle everything for you.