Appending .js extension on relative import statements during Typescript compilation (ES6 modules)

Question

This seems to be a trivial problem, but it is not very obvious what settings/configurations need to be used to solve this issue.

Here are the Hello World program dire

Answer 1

I usually just use the .js extension in import statements in typescript files as well and it works.

Not using a file extension in import paths is a nodejs only thing. Since you are not using commonjs but module you are not using nodejs. Therefore you have to use the .is extension in import paths.