My project has the following folder structure:
app
support
- file1.ts
- file2.ts
- file3.ts
- index.d.ts
services
- service1.ts
- service2.ts
- service3.ts
- index.d.ts
- app.ts
In the three file file1.ts, file2.ts and file3.ts there are 3 classes defined like so:
- file1.ts
export class File1 {}
- file2.ts
export class File2 {}
- file3.ts
export class File3 {}
The index.d.ts file, inside the support folder, has the following content:
export * from './file1.ts';
export * from './file2.ts';
export * from './file3.ts';
The three file service1.ts, service2.ts and service3.ts, inside the services folder, contain three classes (Service*.ts) defined like the ones in file*.ts files. The file index.d.ts has the same structure of the other described above.
In the file app.ts there are two import statements like these:
import {Service1, Service2, Service3} from './services';
import {File1, File2, File3} from './support';
When I compile the project using ionic build the following two errors are raised:
Error: Cannot find module './services' from 'E:\<project dir>\app'
Error: Cannot find module './pages' from 'E:\<project dir>\app'
The command ionic serve doesn’t work because the app.bundle.js is not generated.
What am I doing wrong?