TypeScript transpiling in WebStorm 2016.1 -

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after upgrading webstorm 2016.1, typescript transpiling changed import statements different. keep getting js error 'require not defined'.

ts file:

    import {bootstrap} 'angular2/platform/browser';     import {router_providers} 'angular2/router';     import {appcomponent} './application/app.component'     import {http_providers} "angular2/http";     import {observable} 'rxjs/rx';      bootstrap(appcomponent, [router_providers, http_providers, observable]);

webstorm 11 transpiled version:

system.register(['angular2/platform/browser', 'angular2/router', './application/app.component', "angular2/http", 'rxjs/rx'], function(exports_1) {     var browser_1, router_1, app_component_1, http_1;     return {         setters:[             function (browser_1_1) {                 browser_1 = browser_1_1;             },             function (router_1_1) {                 router_1 = router_1_1;             },             function (app_component_1_1) {                 app_component_1 = app_component_1_1;             },             function (http_1_1) {                 http_1 = http_1_1;             },             function (_1) {}],         execute: function() {             browser_1.bootstrap(app_component_1.appcomponent, [router_1.router_providers, http_1.http_providers]);         }     } });

webstorm 2016.1 transpiled version:

"use strict"; var browser_1 = require('angular2/platform/browser'); var router_1 = require('angular2/router'); var app_component_1 = require('./application/app.component'); var http_1 = require("angular2/http"); var rx_1 = require('rxjs/rx'); browser_1.bootstrap(app_component_1.appcomponent, [router_1.router_providers, http_1.http_providers, rx_1.observable]);

tsconfig.json file:

{   "compileroptions": {     "target": "es5",     "module": "commonjs",     "moduleresolution": "node",     "sourcemap": true,     "emitdecoratormetadata": true,     "experimentaldecorators": true,     "removecomments": false,     "noimplicitany": true,     "suppressimplicitanyindexerrors":true   },   "exclude": [     "node_modules",     "bower-components"   ] }

the typescript compiler set use typescript npm package , not bundled one.


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