fixExportClass.ts no longer works.

[texastoland]

Using typescript@next I get the following:

export class A{}           // A = A;
class A{};export {A}       // ;\nexport {A};
export default class A{}   // exports["default"] = A;
class A{};export default A // export default A;

[Victorystick]

@AppShipIt Can you elaborate on the problem? I can't really tell what input code resulted in what output.

Also, I believe export A is invalid syntax; did you mean export { A }?

[texastoland]

did you mean export { A }?

Corrected thanks!

what input code resulted in what output.

From a shell session with a recent drop of TS 1.9:

$ ./node_modules/typescript/bin/tsc --version
Version 1.9.0-dev.20160428-1.0

$ INPUT='export class A{}'

$ node -e "
> const ts=require('typescript');
> console.log(ts.transpileModule('$INPUT',{
> compilerOptions:{module:ts.ModuleKind.ES2015}
> }).outputText)"
var A = (function () {
    function A() {
    }
    return A;
}());
A = A;

$ INPUT='class A{};export {A}'

$ node -e "const ts=require('typescript');console.log(ts.transpileModule('$INPUT',{compilerOptions:{module:ts.ModuleKind.ES2015}}).outputText)"
var A = (function () {
    function A() {
    }
    return A;
}());
;
export { A };

Repeating each variation from the description should yield my commented text as the last line.

Can you elaborate on the problem?

Looking again (with more rest) your regex will just skip export [default] <name> versions. But I wanted to share it may begin failing on export [default] class <name>.

[Victorystick]

Have you tried overriding the TypeScript version used by the plugin to test this? I think the plugin should be handling this.

typescriptPlugin({
  typescript: require('typescript')
})

[texastoland]

Oh I see what you're doing my bad!