TypeScript/tests/cases/fourslash/importNameCodeFixNewImportExportEqualsESNextInteropOff.ts

/// <reference path="fourslash.ts" />

// @Module: esnext

// @Filename: /foo.d.ts
////declare module "foo" {
////  const foo: number;
////  export = foo;
////}

// @Filename: /index.ts
////foo

goTo.file('/index.ts');
verify.importFixAtPosition([`import * as foo from "foo";

foo`]);
Make auto-imports more likely to be valid for the file (including JS) & project settings (#32684) * Add failing tests * Use default import or namespace import for import fixes when compiler options allow * Don’t do import * for export=, ever * Only do import default for export equals if nothing else will work * Never do import/require in a JavaScript file * Update tests for changes in master * Add const/require fix for JS and select based on usage heuristic * Fix JS UMD import 2019-08-03 00:58:10 +02:00			`/// <reference path="fourslash.ts" />`

			`// @Module: esnext`

			`// @Filename: /foo.d.ts`
			`////declare module "foo" {`
			`//// const foo: number;`
			`//// export = foo;`
			`////}`

			`// @Filename: /index.ts`
			`////foo`

			`goTo.file('/index.ts');`
Use namespace import for esnext when esModuleInterop is off (#35475) 2019-12-04 21:07:25 +01:00			verify.importFixAtPosition([`import * as foo from "foo";
Make auto-imports more likely to be valid for the file (including JS) & project settings (#32684) * Add failing tests * Use default import or namespace import for import fixes when compiler options allow * Don’t do import * for export=, ever * Only do import default for export equals if nothing else will work * Never do import/require in a JavaScript file * Update tests for changes in master * Add const/require fix for JS and select based on usage heuristic * Fix JS UMD import 2019-08-03 00:58:10 +02:00
			foo`]);