Matt Browne

From what I understand, both CoffeeScriptRedux and Babel generate code from a SpiderMonkey AST. Currently CoffeeScriptRedux is using escodegen to generate the final Javascript, but what if it used Babel...

Yes, I saw that it uses acorn...I thought the esnext support was higher because they forked acorn (https://github.com/babel/acorn-babel - "Acorn fork used by babel - not supported outside of babel...

Earl Grey looks quite good. And I noticed that it uses Babel, which seems to indicate that using Babel might be viable for CoffeeScript too (see my earlier suggestion).

Thanks for the quick reply. This works for a local schema, but as soon as I change it to use `endpoint` and point it to my Graphql server, it no...

Thanks for the tips. The interesting thing is that it worked with just the local source, but as soon as you add even one external graphql source, it no longer...

I am currently trying to get absolute imports working with `~` as an alias to `/src`. For now I just wanted to say that one of the solutions that's been...

That's not what I'm doing..here's some code to help explain. I have this in my tsconfig.json: "baseUrl": ".", // all paths are relative to the baseUrl "paths": { "~/*": ["src/*"]...

Unrelated to this thread (other than the same issue of Jest not compiling code successfully)... In case anyone is curious, the issue I referred to above turned out not to...

@osdiab you could try using .mjs files, which support ES6 modules out of the box. The previous issue with using .mjs files in create-react-app (and create-react-app-typescript -- whether in your...

Do you have `esModuleInterop` set to true in `tsconfig.json`? In any case see if changing that setting makes a difference.