You must also add "es6" to "lib" array in tsconfig.json, or pass "--lib
es6" to the compiler, to enable the use of all ES6 features such as
Array.prototype.find()
On Friday, June 23, 2017 at 12:52:22 AM UTC-5, D Mellstrom wrote:
>
> Most ES6 with decorators should compile fine with the TypeScript compiler,
> as TypeScript aims to be a superset of ES. The main caveat I have found is
> that you have to declare a class member if you want to assign it in the
> constructor in an ES6-like way.
>
> So this ES6 won't compile:
>
> export class MyComponent {
> constructor(fooService: FooService) { this.fooService = fooService; }
> }
>
> But this ES6 will:
> export class MyComponent {
> fooService;
> constructor(fooService: FooService) { this.fooService = fooService; }
> }
>
> As will this TypeScript:
> export class MyComponent {
> constructor(private fooService: FooService) { }
> }
>
>
> On Tuesday, October 18, 2016 at 6:40:10 AM UTC-5, Darren Chiu wrote:
>>
>> does anyone know how to compile the angular2 code into bundle with AoT
>> instead of JiT with ES6? Couldn't found any tutorials or guide and for
>> ES6... I know it was probably a wrong choice to use ES6 over typescript
>> with angular2 but I have a huge ES6 angular2 project already...
>>
>
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