I have several utility functions. What is the best way to package these up, and then import them?
This is what I am trying to do:
import * as util from './util'
export class myClass{
constructor()
{
util.doSomething("test");
}
}
Then in the class:
export class Util{
doSomething(val: string){ return val;}
doSomethingElse(val: string){ return val;}
}
The error message I get from VS is:
Property doSomething does not exist on type util.
If you create a file utils.ts
which contains
export default class Utils {
static doSomething(val: string) { return val; }
static doSomethingElse(val: string) { return val; }
}
then you can simplify your client code like this:
import Utils from './utils'
export class MyClass {
constructor()
{
Utils.doSomething("test");
}
}