A nightly build from the main branch is published nightly to NPM and NuGet. Here is how you can get it and use it with your tools.
Using npm
npm install -g typescript@next
Using NuGet with MSBuild:
Note: You'll need to configure your project to use the NuGet packages. Please see Configuring MSBuild projects to use NuGet for more information.
The nightlies are available on https://www.myget.org/gallery/typescript-preview
There are two packages:
Microsoft.TypeScript.Compiler: Tools only (tsc.exe,lib.d.ts, etc.) .Microsoft.TypeScript.MSBuild: Tools as above, as well as MSBuild tasks and targets (Microsoft.TypeScript.targets,Microsoft.TypeScript.Default.props, etc.)
Visual Studio Code
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Install the npm package
npm install typescript@next, to your localnode_modulesfolder. -
Update,
.vscode/settings.jsonwith the following:"typescript.tsdk": "<path to your folder>/node_modules/typescript/lib"
Sublime Text
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Install the npm package
npm install typescript@next, to a localnode_modulesfolder, then -
Update the
Settings - Userfile with the following:"typescript_tsdk": "<path to your folder>/node_modules/typescript/lib"
More information is available at: https://github.com/Microsoft/TypeScript-Sublime-Plugin#installation
User documentation
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Debugging TypeScript
- Performance
- Performance-Tracing
- Debugging-Language-Service-in-VS-Code
- Getting-logs-from-TS-Server-in-VS-Code
- JavaScript-Language-Service-in-Visual-Studio
- Providing-Visual-Studio-Repro-Steps
Contributing to TypeScript
- Contributing to TypeScript
- TypeScript Design Goals
- Coding Guidelines
- Useful Links for TypeScript Issue Management
- Writing Good Design Proposals
- Compiler Repo Notes
- Deployment
Building Tools for TypeScript
- Architectural Overview
- Using the Compiler API
- Using the Language Service API
- Standalone Server (tsserver)
- TypeScript MSBuild In Depth
- Debugging Language Service in VS Code
- Writing a Language Service Plugin
- Docker Quickstart
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