It seems the TypeScript compiler always includes lib.d.ts
or lib.es6.d.ts
(depending on the compiler target).
In our application we have a WebSocket
class that is already defined in lib.d.ts
. We're running our application under Node.js and not in a web browser, so we actually don't need all of the definitions from lib.d.ts
. Instead lib.core.d.ts
would be sufficient for us (and would solve the WebSocket
conflict of course).
Is it possible to tell the TypeScript compiler which global type definition file to use?
Use --noLib
compiler option to exclude lib.d.ts
and then add reference to lib.core.d.ts
in your source files.
Equivalent for tsconfig.json
would be "noLib": true
.
If you only need Node.js definitions, you can also use the Definitely Typed one
.
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