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Typically, `d.ts` files shall be generated by the JSweet transpiler using the following options:
- `–declaration`: turns on the generation of the `d.ts` files.
- `declaration`: turns on the generation of the `d.ts` files.
- `–dtsout`: tells where to put the generated `d.ts` files (for packaging, place them in `RESOURCES/src/typings`, where `RESOURCES` is your Maven project resources directory).
- `dtsout`: tells where to put the generated `d.ts` files (for packaging, place them in `RESOURCES/src/typings`, where `RESOURCES` is your Maven project resources directory).
Note: this section only described how to package JSweet jars for compilation. For execution, the generated JavaScript must be accessible to the using project too. A way is to package the JavaScript following the WebJar conventions: <http://www.webjars.org/>.
Appendix 1: JSweet transpiler options
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Typically, \texttt{d.ts} files shall be generated by the JSweet transpiler using the following options:
\begin{itemize}
\item \texttt{--declaration}: turns on the generation of the \texttt{d.ts} files.
\item \texttt{--dtsout}: tells where to put the generated \texttt{d.ts} files (for packaging, place them in \texttt{RESOURCES/src/typings}, where \texttt{RESOURCES} is your Maven project resources directory).
\item \texttt{declaration}: turns on the generation of the \texttt{d.ts} files.
\item \texttt{dtsout}: tells where to put the generated \texttt{d.ts} files (for packaging, place them in \texttt{RESOURCES/src/typings}, where \texttt{RESOURCES} is your Maven project resources directory).
\end{itemize}
Note: this section only described how to package JSweet jars for compilation. For execution, the generated JavaScript must be accessible to the using project too. A way is to package the JavaScript following the WebJar conventions: \url{http://www.webjars.org/}.
\chapter*{Appendix 1: JSweet transpiler options}
\begin{verbatim}