Sometimes, we want to use Node.js require inside a TypeScript file.
In this article, we’ll look at how to use Node.js require inside a TypeScript file.
How to use Node.js require inside a TypeScript file?
To use Node.js require inside a TypeScript file, we can use the import keyword.
For instance, we write
import sampleModule = require("modulename");
or
import * as sampleModule from "modulename";
to import the modulename module in TypeScript.
Then we can compile our TypeScript project with the --module commonjs option.
Conclusion
To use Node.js require inside a TypeScript file, we can use the import keyword.
