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Hello I wanted to instantiate monaco editor in an "ambient context" such that no logical code is allowed(only type declarations). I couldn't find the right configuration in monaco for it. I was hoping dtslint would help but I can't figure out how to integrate it.
Its funny because VSCode itself uses monaco in an ambient context. I feel like am missing something obvious here.
I want to show red squiggles to the user whenever they are writing any prohibitive code in an ambient context. I am making a reflection system in typescript and I only want to consume typescript AST generated by the user as given in ambient context.
Thanks.
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Hello I wanted to instantiate monaco editor in an "ambient context" such that no logical code is allowed(only type declarations). I couldn't find the right configuration in monaco for it. I was hoping dtslint would help but I can't figure out how to integrate it.
Its funny because VSCode itself uses monaco in an ambient context. I feel like am missing something obvious here.
I want to show red squiggles to the user whenever they are writing any prohibitive code in an ambient context. I am making a reflection system in typescript and I only want to consume typescript AST generated by the user as given in ambient context.
Thanks.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: