Semantic error TS7016: Could not find a declaration file for module

[andrico1234]

Semantic error TS7016: Could not find a declaration file for module

[andrico1234]

Hey, thanks for filing an issue.

Can you provide some more details about when you're seeing this issue, maybe a code snippet?
Does this issue come in the compiler when running your application or the package locally?

When I'm in the SkillNode.tsx file I don't have any issue with the typings file not being found, the intellisense on line 9 directs me to the corresponding file.

I also tried deleting and rebuilding the dist package incase a recent build may have prevent the typings file from being built but it doesn't seem to be the case.

I would rather not make my TypeScript set up more lenient for something I can't replicate.

[andrico1234]

I'm actually getting the issue when I clone the repo and try building it.

I'll take a look at why this is the case

[andrico1234]

I found the issue and am fixing it now, will release it as part of v1.0.1.

In my SkillNode.tsx file

import { SkillThemeType } from '../../';

Should have been:

import { SkillThemeType } from '../';

For some reason, my local environment was able to resolve the types file, even though the component should have been trying to access the index.tsx file in the src directory. Very weird, and i'm so happy that you took the time to file an issue for this!

[andrico1234]

Please confirm that v1.0.1 works for you and I can close this issue :)

https://github.com/andrico1234/beautiful-skill-tree/releases/tag/v1.0.1

[huesoamz]

Hi!, thanks for answer too quickly!, this happend to me when I use npm start, later I used yarn add .... and suddenly sound like that was fixing the issue, but was weird if I use npm instead of yarn.
Later on I realize that i need to use this app on the example folder, and not in the root, I was expecting a nodejs server not a tsdx watcher...Anyway I could get the example works for testing locally,

Thanks! I close the issue

[andrico1234]

Thanks so much, I'll update the README to be more clear about how to run and build the package.