How to use IExport generated by ts2fable?

sorry for dumb question. But how to use Static type in above case. Means that is also abstract class. So, should I try createEmpty or jsoption for it. I tried jsoptions that did’t work. need to check create empty though.

Below is simple reference code

type [<AllowNullLiteral>] IExports =
    abstract HelloResponse: HelloResponseStatic
    abstract Hello: HelloStatic

type [<AllowNullLiteral>] IReturn<'T> =
    abstract createResponse: unit -> 'T

type [<AllowNullLiteral>] IReturnVoid =
    abstract createResponse: unit -> unit

type [<AllowNullLiteral>] HelloResponse =
    abstract result: string with get, set

type [<AllowNullLiteral>] HelloResponseStatic =
    [<Emit "new $0($1...)">] abstract Create: unit -> HelloResponse

type [<AllowNullLiteral>] Hello =
    inherit IReturn<HelloResponse>
    abstract name: string with get, set
    abstract createResponse: unit -> unit
    abstract getTypeName: unit -> unit

type [<AllowNullLiteral>] HelloStatic =
    [<Emit "new $0($1...)">] abstract Create: unit -> Hello

So, how to create Hello out of HelloStatic?

PS: On side note. In Hello type createResponse type is coming wrong. It should be HelloResponse. For reference below is TypeScript code.

export interface IReturn<T>
{
    createResponse() : T;
}

export interface IReturnVoid
{
    createResponse() : void;
}

export class HelloResponse
{
    result: string;
}

// @Route("/hello")
// @Route("/hello/{Name}")
export class Hello implements IReturn<HelloResponse>
{
    name: string;
    createResponse() { return new HelloResponse(); }
    getTypeName() { return "Hello"; }
}

I am using latest 0.4 version of ts2fable. If you want I can file another issue for same.

cc/ @MangelMaxime

[jgrund]

Yeah, was my mistake. I was missing the module wrapper around the declarations.

[kunjee17]

@jgrund it depends actually. If there is no global export then there will be no let binding . You have to create it by your self in that case. Else it will be generated.