@weave-framework/typescript-plugin

Weave TypeScript Service plugin — gives component .ts files their synthesized default export (no TS1192) and counts template-only imports as used, in any editor that loads tsserver plugins (VS Code, WebStorm).

Part of Weave — a fine-grained reactive, signal-native UI framework: no Virtual DOM, zero third-party runtime dependencies.

npm install -D @weave-framework/typescript-plugin

Then add it to tsconfig.json:

{
  "compilerOptions": {
    "plugins": [{ "name": "@weave-framework/typescript-plugin" }]
  }
}

Restart the TypeScript service afterwards so the editor picks it up.

Why you want it

A Weave component is a setup() plus a sibling template; the default export is synthesized at build time. Without this plugin your editor doesn't know that, so it reports two false errors on perfectly good code:

• TS1192 — "Module … has no default export" on every component import.
• Unused import on anything referenced only from the template.

The plugin takes over component .ts files (and .weave SFCs) and fixes both, and it makes a parent's import of a child resolve the child's typed props. It reuses the same virtual-module machinery as weave check, so the editor agrees with the build.

VS Code's Weave extension injects the plugin for you. WebStorm only loads tsserver plugins listed in tsconfig.json, so the step above is required there.

📚 Editor setup + docs: Tooling guide

License

MIT