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Using TypeScript with SystemJS, how can I import a JSON file using plugin-json?

If I write System.import('myjson.json!json').then(...) then it imports it asynchronously and not as a part of System.register([...]).

So, how can I import a JSON file as a part of System.register([...]) and convincing TypeScript to agree to this? (without then Promise syntax).

Note: I'm using the tsc flag -m system

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Update:

A possible solution is to use the -m umd option for tsc instead of -m system, then I can do the following:

/// <reference path="typings/requirejs/require.d.ts" />
var myJson = require('myJson.json!json')

However, still waiting for an answer regarding usage of -m system.

Using TypeScript with SystemJS, how can I import a JSON file using plugin-json?

If I write System.import('myjson.json!json').then(...) then it imports it asynchronously and not as a part of System.register([...]).

So, how can I import a JSON file as a part of System.register([...]) and convincing TypeScript to agree to this? (without then Promise syntax).

Note: I'm using the tsc flag -m system

---

Update:

A possible solution is to use the -m umd option for tsc instead of -m system, then I can do the following:

/// <reference path="typings/requirejs/require.d.ts" />
var myJson = require('myJson.json!json')

However, still waiting for an answer regarding usage of -m system.

• javascript
• typescript
• amd
• typescript1.5
• systemjs

Share Improve this question Follow edited Jun 21, 2015 at 14:35 Alon Amir asked Jun 21, 2015 at 8:23 Alon AmirAlon Amir 5,04599 gold badges4949 silver badges8989 bronze badges 2

• Why not to download a json file via a http request? Module systems are not designed for such tasks. – shadeglare Commented Jun 21, 2015 at 9:42
• 1 @MaxFX I want to use the plugin-json SystemJS module so when I build everything, systemjs will embed it all to one JS file, same goes for HTML templates, when I import them (to be used as angular controller templates), I want them all to be embedded in the built minified JS file. Loading via ajax will require putting these files too on production deployments. – Alon Amir Commented Jun 21, 2015 at 9:51

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In order to do : import json = require('myJson.json!json') You need to have some .d.ts file with the following:

declare module 'myJson.json!json'{
   var json:any;
   export = json;
}

Using TypeScript with SystemJS, how can I import a JSON file using plugin-json?

If I write System.import('myjson.json!json').then(...) then it imports it asynchronously and not as a part of System.register([...]).

So, how can I import a JSON file as a part of System.register([...]) and convincing TypeScript to agree to this? (without then Promise syntax).

Note: I'm using the tsc flag -m system

---

Update:

A possible solution is to use the -m umd option for tsc instead of -m system, then I can do the following:

/// <reference path="typings/requirejs/require.d.ts" />
var myJson = require('myJson.json!json')

However, still waiting for an answer regarding usage of -m system.

Using TypeScript with SystemJS, how can I import a JSON file using plugin-json?

If I write System.import('myjson.json!json').then(...) then it imports it asynchronously and not as a part of System.register([...]).

So, how can I import a JSON file as a part of System.register([...]) and convincing TypeScript to agree to this? (without then Promise syntax).

Note: I'm using the tsc flag -m system

---

Update:

A possible solution is to use the -m umd option for tsc instead of -m system, then I can do the following:

/// <reference path="typings/requirejs/require.d.ts" />
var myJson = require('myJson.json!json')

However, still waiting for an answer regarding usage of -m system.

• javascript
• typescript
• amd
• typescript1.5
• systemjs

Share Improve this question Follow edited Jun 21, 2015 at 14:35 Alon Amir asked Jun 21, 2015 at 8:23 Alon AmirAlon Amir 5,04599 gold badges4949 silver badges8989 bronze badges 2

• Why not to download a json file via a http request? Module systems are not designed for such tasks. – shadeglare Commented Jun 21, 2015 at 9:42
• 1 @MaxFX I want to use the plugin-json SystemJS module so when I build everything, systemjs will embed it all to one JS file, same goes for HTML templates, when I import them (to be used as angular controller templates), I want them all to be embedded in the built minified JS file. Loading via ajax will require putting these files too on production deployments. – Alon Amir Commented Jun 21, 2015 at 9:51

Add a ment  | 

1 Answer 1

Sorted by: Reset to default 5

In order to do : import json = require('myJson.json!json') You need to have some .d.ts file with the following:

declare module 'myJson.json!json'{
   var json:any;
   export = json;
}

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