Typescript compiler is forgetting to add file extensions to ES6 module imports?

This is a bug in TypeScript.

In the short term you can work around it by specifying the output file:

in main.ts specify the .js extension and path:

import { testText } from './module1.js';
alert(testText);

This will pick up module.ts correctly, but output with the .js extension included.

Note that you also need to prefix local files with ./ as 'bare' module names are reserved for future use.

Keith answered it correctly.

In your main.ts

instead of

import { testText } from 'module1';

try the following

import { testText } from 'module1.js';

In my case vscode intellisense works + I get the desired output file main.js as well.

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