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Developer Edition 1.12 seems to lack TypeScript definitions

JeremyKolassa

Hello all,

In previous editions of Experience Builder, inside /client/types there was a definitions file for the JSAPI, arcgis-js-api.d.ts. However, I notice that in 1.12, the file is missing, and so when I try to import Graphic from esri/Graphic, my IDE gives me an error.

Was this something that changed between the release of 1.10 and 1.12? 1.11 has the file. I looked over the changelog and didn't see anything about it, but it might just be my eyes glazed over the actual note. If this is intentional, then how should I be importing Graphic, Point, and other JSAPI components into Experience Builder to cut down on the errors?

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JunshanLiu

Are there still typing errors after patch? The type definition file is interfaces.d.ts in @ArcGIS/core.

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JeremyKolassa

Hi Junshan,

Just did this in a fresh ExB project and it worked! Thanks!

JunshanLiu

Are there still typing errors after patch? The type definition file is interfaces.d.ts in @ArcGIS/core.

JeremyKolassa

Hi, very sorry for the delay -- I got around this for awhile by using __esri namespace, though suddenly after switching machines that has stopped working and I can't see why. However, debugging that has brought me here.

Even after applying the tsconfig.json patch, there is still no arcgis-js-api-d.ts file inside node_modules/@arcgis/core/.

JunshanLiu

Hi @JeremyKolassa We lost one config in tsconfig.json, could you please try this patch: https://github.com/Esri/arcgis-experience-builder-sdk-resources/tree/master/patches/1.12/patch1/arcgis-experience-builder?

JunshanLiu

Hi @JeremyKolassa In 1.12, the JSAPI is installed as a dependency. After you run npm ci, you should be able to see it at node_modules/@arcgis/core

AlejandroMari1

Same here. I could fix it by downloading the 4.27 TypeScript definition file from Esri's GitHub page: https://github.com/Esri/jsapi-resources/blob/main/4.x/typescript/arcgis-js-api.d.ts

And adding it to the /client/types folder

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