requirejs - typescript - 250 .ts files - require(), //reference, module, etc -


we creating typescript app have 250 classes. coming c# world, creating .ts file each class. , feels appropriate each class/file between 20 , 500 lines of code. , keeps things clean object orientation.

which leads couple of questions this.

  1. should have unique module name per .ts file, per folder, or per project (a folder , sub folders)?
  2. when class dependent on other classes, should wrap .ts file in require/define (we use require.js) dependencies? or should have single massive require in our root .js file (listing 250+ files)? or there approach should use?
  3. we having put in ton of /// <reference ... /> statements. there way have global ones? or way put wild cards in can have single reference call .ts files in folder?
  4. any other suggestions should , should not project large?

update: client side app run in browser. presently using requirejs. lot of code, of code needed in browser (sooner or later).

i want quick/easy run/debug when coding , then, building differently, have fast/small upload. half of develop in webstorm , half in visualstudio.

should have unique module name per .ts file

yes use amd/commonjs : https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kdrwlmuy0r0&hd=1

per folder

yes create index.js exports folder.

when class dependent on other classes, should wrap .ts file in require/define (we use require.js) dependencies?

no. use built in import statement in typescript

we having put in ton of /// statements. there way have global ones?

yes @ reference files https://github.com/grunt-ts/grunt-ts#reference-file-generation

any other suggestions should , should not project large?

depend on typescript as can , refactoring different pattern not hard when 1 emerges (you should compile errors)


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