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#Meteor Type Definitions Usage Notes
In order to effectively write your Meteor app with TypeScript, there are a few extra things you will need to do in addition to simply referencing the Meteor type definition file and renaming all of your *.js files to *.ts (which alone will not work).
In order to effectively write your Meteor app with TypeScript, you will probably need to follow these steps:
- Reference the type definitions file
- Create a Templates definitions file
- Create Collections within modules
##Referencing Meteor type definitions in your app
- Place the meteor.d.ts file in a directory (maybe `<app root dir>/lib/typescript`)
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*Please note that the Template variable is not automatically available. You need to follow the instructions below to use the Template variable.*
##Defining Templates
In order to call `Template.yourTemplateName.method`, you will need to create a simple TypeScript definition file that declares a Template variable containing a list of template view-models/managers of type IMeteorViewModel (or IMeteorManager, which is the same as IMeteorViewModel). A good place for this definition could be `<app root dir>/client/views/view-model-types.d.ts`. Here is an example of that file: