Hey all, I’m really new to Aurelia and am running into a problem. A finally got a basic project setup and running using webpack. I am now trying to create my first component. At least I think it’s a component. I want to display some information about a logged in user. I can get it to load the .html file with no problem. But I can’t get it to include the backing typescript. I am able to get it to load the html by putting <require from="../debug/userinformation.html" /> and then a <UserInformation></UserInformation> element in the page I want it displayed on. I have turned on the analysis of the packed js file and found that the javascript isn’t even being included in it.
I feel like I’ve tried everything, but there’s something I’m missing.
Things I have tried (that I can remember):
- 
<require from="../debug/UserInformation.html" /><- only displays the html
- 
<require from="../debug/UserInformation" /><- breaks with an ugly error on the page saying its not found
- 
<require from="../debug/UserInformation.ts" /><- breaks with an ugly error on the page saying its not found
- 
<require from="../debug/UserInformation.js" /><- breaks with an ugly error on the page saying its not found
- In boot.ts, adding to the Aurelia.use, .globalResources("app/components/debug/UserInformation"). With this I just get an error sayingError: Unable to find module with ID: app/components/debug/UserInformation. I have tried with .html, .js and .ts extensions. Same error (with the extension).
- Adding import UserInformation from "./app/components/debug/UserInformation";to boot.ts. This didn’t include it either.
Here’s my UserInformation.html
<template>
    Hello!
    <button click.trigger="speak()">Say hello to the world</button>
</template>
Here’s UserInformation.ts
import { autoinject, customElement } from 'aurelia-framework';
@autoinject
export default class {
    constructor() {
        console.log("<<FOUND IT!>>"); //never logged
    }
    public async attached() {
        console.log("hello"); //never logged
    }
    public speak() {
        alert("Spoken"); //never called
    }
}
If anybody can offer any guidance on creating a component while using webpack that may help. The little example offered in the docs yielded the same results, backing javascript was not found or executed.
 . So far I like Aurelia far more than Angular 2. It’s a lot easier to understand and follow.
. So far I like Aurelia far more than Angular 2. It’s a lot easier to understand and follow.