How do I create a typescript object in javascript?

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My worker-api.ts file is:

   export class WorkerApi {

        private worker:Worker;

        constructor() {
            this.worker = new Worker("layout-worker.js");
        }
        // more ...
    }

And I am trying to create the in javascript as follows:

require(["../common/events.js", "worker-api.js"], function (events, worker) {
// worker is null so worker.WorkerApi() won't work either.
var api = new WorkerApi();

I also tried with internal modules so it was named MyModule.WorkerApi() - that also failed (we are using external modules for our .ts files).

What am I missing? I'm guessing I need to set something in the .ts file so the requires passes an object in function (events, worker) but can't find what it is.

thanks - dave

@SpiderPig Oh yes. When I did an internal module it created a global var MyModule - but that still was not available in the .js file. — David Thielen
– David Thielen, Commented Apr 17, 2014 at 23:18

basarat · Accepted Answer · 2014-04-17 23:45:55Z

2

Remove the .js file extension I.e.

require(["../common/events", "./worker-api"]

answered Apr 17, 2014 at 23:45

basarat

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