I am using moment.js in my TypeScript (Ionic2/Angular2) project. Following on from this post, I now want to try out a plugin moment-duration-format
I have the npm packag
I was using the workaround here, but it now looks like the ype def has been fixed. Getting an update of the type def So I can do the following...
import * as moment from 'moment';
import 'moment-duration-format';
let duration = moment.duration(decimalHours, 'hours') ;
let options : moment.DurationFormatSettings = {
forceLength : false,
precision : 0,
template : formatString,
trim : false
};
let result = duration.format(formatString, 0, options);
I'm having the same problem...
It seems as if there is an error in the type definition. Others have same issue as you can see here: https://github.com/souldreamer/noti-cli/blob/ef104c22792e0dfeb67d3372b04e231d45ffaa55/src/shared/pipes.ts#L38
There was a fix for the problem as part of a pull request on github, that unfortunately has been closed without merging: https://github.com/DefinitelyTyped/DefinitelyTyped/pull/14327
As a temporary workaround, you could use the line of code of the first link. As second step we should try to create a new pull request on github, to get the problem fixed in future releases.
You are using duration
as a property instead of invoking it. Try:
let dd = moment.duration(400.99, 'hours').format('D:HH:mm');
This is actually not a TypeScript problem. It wouldn't work with JavaScript either. In JavaSctript you would get a runtime error while TypeScript doesn't let you do it at compile time (proving its worth).
The problem is as R_B_ correctly worked out a wrong type definition in the typings module for moment-duration-format.
I'll create a new pull request for this, as my last was closed because of lint errors.
So long you can use a custom type definition in your project as done here https://github.com/TwoStone/leaderboard/blob/develop/subprojects/webapp/src/custom-typings.d.ts Just create the file in your project and it should work for the moment.