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typescript import local file fails to "find module" #38
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From the typescript example, I'm running
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gosh with node6 the whole ts example isn't working for me anymore xD I have no idea why this is not working, I believe it is a webpack configuration related issue but I'm not experienced with TS. Lets see if someone can work this out. Or if you do please report back. |
I have a fair bit of experience with webpack and the config is fine when you use webpack standalone. Ultimately I ended up using gulp to run webpack, then later run serverless via child_process.spawn. Make for a more reliable and customizable build. |
I had similar problem. Issue is in extensions array. For some reason it should contains empty extension, but then plain webpack command fails. Example: resolve: {
// Add `.ts` and `.tsx` as a resolvable extension.
extensions: ['.ts', '.tsx', '.js', '']
}, |
With the recently released version 2.0.0 of the plugin, any Webpack version can be used (it's a peer dependency now). Can you check if the issue still persists, when using a newer Webpack version? Additionally, we plan to remove the serve command completely in favor of the serverless-offline plugin (#135) which is the better option. The webpack plugin will then concentrate on the core features (packaging). |
I'll close this for now - please reopen if the issue still persists. |
Modifying the typescript example to use imports results in error.
blah.ts
handler.ts
running
serverless webpack serve
results in error:The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: