"// req: jquery as $" becomes "jquery as $"

[esc-mhild]

The syntax

// req: jquery as $

leads to

define('esc', ['jquery as $'], function(jquery as $) {
...
});

I take it this is not intended.

My full js file looks like this:

/**
* ESC top-level namespace.
*
* @module esc
*/
var esc;
(function (esc) {

// req: jquery as $
/// <reference path="../../../../lib/jquery.d.ts"/>
/**
* here goes nothing
*/

})(esc || (esc = {}));
//# sourceMappingURL=esc.js.map

Many thanks for this very useful tool!

As you can see, I'm trying out Interleave to avoid the forced choice between internal and external modules in Typescript. I'm using Typescript's /// directive to compile all of my project-internal ts files into a single js file and then use Interleave to expose it as a AMD module.

[DamonOehlman]

Interesting use case. Sorry for the massive delay in getting back to you - I'm trying to clean up my issue backlog and only just came across this one.

Did you manage to find a solution with another tool?

[esc-mhild]

I did not find a solution. For the time being, I put together an ugly hack using the concatenation task.

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Interesting use case. Sorry for the massive delay in getting back to you - I'm trying to clean up my issue backlog and only just came across this one.
Did you manage to find a solution with another tool?
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[DamonOehlman]

In that case, I'll see what I can do to make this work for you.

[esc-mhild]

Many thanks! We like the idea of interleave but had set it aside when we ran into this issue.

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In that case, I'll see what I can do to make this work for you.
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[DamonOehlman]

@MatthiasHild while I can't promise anything (still cleaning up), this may well be fixed. You'll definitely want to do a fresh install of interleave to get findme@0.1.5 which contains the fix.

[esc-mhild]

Many thanks! We'll take it for spin.

M.

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@MatthiasHild while I can't promise anything (still cleaning up), this may well be fixed. You'll definitely want to do a fresh install of interleave to get findme@0.1.5 which contains the fix.
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