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A TypeScript pre-processor for AngularJS

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Update peerDependencies to support Grunt 1.0 Hello, This is an automated issue request to update the `peerDependencies` for your Grunt plugin. We ask you to merge this and **publish a...

While running the sample, I always get this error: ``` Running "tsng:dev" (tsng) task Warning: File result for file app/app.ts doesn't have a module Use --force to continue Aborted due...

Unable to use [_angular-leaflet-directive_](https://github.com/tombatossals/angular-leaflet-directive) as the **leaflet-directive** dependency (note the '-') is causing all dependencies to be dropped in the autogen-ed .ng.ts file. Once the regex in parseModuleFiles::regex.dependencies is fixed...

I have now decided to abandon the use of tsng altogether. It seemed like a good idea at the time, but it quickly piled on more problems than it solved:...

Hi Tsng is a nice tool. But I find that it may hinder me more than it is benefitting me. Maybe this is due to my noob status in the...

I get an error when using tsng to compile one of my controllers after adding a dependency on the $state service from UI-Router: ``` Running "tsng:dev" (tsng) task Warning: Error:...

Right now controllers, directives and services are using classes, but config/run and filters use functions exclusively. I think it would feel more natural in TypeScript to also support class definitions...

Might make more sense to register controllers using the interface they implement (if any) instead of the class name. Means that HTML views would refer to them by the interface...

Right now the parser/emitter is in a hybrid state where it sometimes expects only one item (controller, directive, etc.) per file, and in other places it acts as if it...

Currently, generated module files are placed in the configured dest directory. This can limit where you put the files, as the files referencing those modules have a reference added back...