Playing with TypeScript documentation tools. It's a little underwhelming considering how powerful TypeScript itself has become. mojojs.org/static/referen…
It's actually pretty cool, because it can use the mojo.js renderer to resolve template paths. That means native jinja template inheritance just works with "foo.html.njk" style file names.
Want to create a new mojo.js plugin with TypeScript? Maybe start by forking our latest example repo, mojo-plugin-nunjucks. Nunjucks is the JavaScript equivalent to Jinja templates in Python. github.com/mojolicious/mo…