Ionic-cli: Change JS flag to --js

Created on 8 Jun 2016 · 6Comments · Source: ionic-team/ionic-cli

Instead of --no-ts for starting a JavaScript version, let's change it to --js.

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adamdbradley

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That's really bad for us :( I really like ECMAScript 6 instead of Typescript, I even have to migrate all my beta.25 code to typescript. I feel really bad for this :(

diosney on 4 Aug 2016

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This flag was removed in favor of all v2 projects being TypeScript. Please reference commit 3f87bfb09e37214301c27863c53bb7a9cabdf555.

jthoms1 on 17 Jun 2016

Please update documentation.

Want to use JavaScript instead? Pass the --no-ts flag and get a project set up for JavaScript instead.

khamaileon on 20 Jun 2016

If I am not mistaken there is no way to start sample app in JavaScript?! (https://github.com/driftyco/ionic-cli/commit/3f87bfb09e37214301c27863c53bb7a9cabdf555#diff-26488b21857121cfbc2862f3af3b0a3cL51)

Herb-sh on 11 Jul 2016

This is correct. Ionic2 applications are only available as Typescript.

jthoms1 on 11 Jul 2016

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That's really bad for us :( I really like ECMAScript 6 instead of Typescript, I even have to migrate all my beta.25 code to typescript. I feel really bad for this :(

diosney on 4 Aug 2016

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If i have dependencies which don't have a TS definition file i have to stick with `ionic < 2``?