I am trying to import readme files in typescript but getting "error module not found"
My TS code
import * as readme from "./README.md"; // here i am getting error module not found
I also tried: typings.d.ts
declare module "*.md" {
const value: any;
export default value;
}
I found that in typescript 2.0 https://github.com/Microsoft/TypeScript/wiki/What's-new-in-TypeScript#typescript-20 they have introduced "Wildcard character in module names" using that we can include any extension file.
I just followed example https://hackernoon.com/import-json-into-typescript-8d465beded79 which is for json files I followed same for markdown files but no success.
I am not using webpack and any loader, so I just wanted it only from typescript
Import a Markdown file Select the desired folder in which you want to import the Markdown (. md) file. Then, select File > Import > Markdown File.
MARKDOWN file extension. MD files are saved in plain text format that uses Markdown language which also includes inline text symbols, defining how a text can be formatted such as indentations, table formatting, fonts, and headers.
Open the Markdown file in a Markdown application. Use the Markdown application to convert the Markdown file to an HTML document. View the HTML file in a web browser or use the Markdown application to convert it to another file format, like PDF.
For those using React with Typescript:
Create a globals.d.ts file in your root directory with the following code:
declare module "*.md";
then import it like this:
import readme from "../README.md" // substitute this path with your README.md file path
Angular 8, TypeScript 3.5.2
Create a file globals.d.ts
in the src
folder (has to be in src
to work), add:
declare module '*.md';
In your component or service import with:
import * as pageMarkdown from 'raw-loader!./page.md';
In this case page.md
was at the same level as the component I was importing it into. This worked with serve
and build --prod
also. Make sure to restart your serve
if testing it in live reload mode for the first time.
There's a cleaner process for importing json
- see the TypeScript 2.9 Release Documentation
Note: you don't have to name the file
globals.d.ts
, it could be calledanything-at-all.d.ts
, but that's the convention
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