Sveltekit: missing-declaration about sveltekit-autoimport HOT 6 CLOSED

FYI, if you're willing to be a bit heavy-handed, you can disable this warning under the Svelte extension for VSCode:

This will at least suppress the warning and let you use the editor without red squigglies. @dummdidumm linked the other places you may have to suppress it.

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Isn't this by design? Nothing is informing the language service about the imports so it complains.

unplugin-vue-components solves this by generating a components.d.ts file that informs the language service about the components.

It looks like this:

// generated by unplugin-vue-components
// We suggest you to commit this file into source control
// Read more: https://github.com/vuejs/vue-next/pull/3399

declare module 'vue' {
  export interface GlobalComponents {
    Alert: typeof import('./components/Alert.vue')['default']
    Alerts: typeof import('./components/Alerts.vue')['default']
    Chart: typeof import('./components/Chart.vue')['default'];
    ChartExample: typeof import('./components/ChartExample.vue')['default']
    Donut: typeof import('./components/Donut.vue')['default'];
    FaSolidBolt: typeof import('~icons/fa-solid/bolt')['default']
    FaSolidCheckCircle: typeof import('~icons/fa-solid/check-circle')['default']
    FaSolidExclamationCircle: typeof import('~icons/fa-solid/exclamation-circle')['default']
    FaSolidInfoCircle: typeof import('~icons/fa-solid/info-circle')['default']
    FaSolidPlug: typeof import('~icons/fa-solid/plug')['default']
    FaSolidSlidersH: typeof import('~icons/fa-solid/sliders-h')['default']
    FaSolidTimesCircle: typeof import('~icons/fa-solid/times-circle')['default']
    Logo: typeof import('./components/Logo.vue')['default']
    LogView: typeof import('./components/LogView.vue')['default']
  }
}

export { }

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Are you using VSCode? It seems the warning message comes from one of its plugins

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@felixheidecke did you get this figured out? I'm still seeing this regardless of what I do in my d.ts file

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The d.ts file will silence errors by typescript that it cannot find the module. The mentioned warning here is from the Svelte compiler, which cannot be silenced like this. There currently isn't a way to silence a warning across svelte-check, the ide and Kit through a single setting, but they all have ways to silence this on their own (see options of the extension/svelte-check readme/vite-plugin-svelte readme)

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This sole issue is the only reason I avoid using this library.
You won't believe how many times I've been allured into using Nuxt 3 instead, just for this feature.

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