Syntax file and compiler settings for TypeScript. The syntax file is taken from this blog post.
From EJ: I changed it to use --module 'commonjs' because that seems to be the
better way to do things when you're writing node.js projects.
The simplest way to install is via a Vim add-in manager such as Vundle or Pathogen.
If you want to install manually then you need to copy the files from this repository into your vim path,
see the vim docs for :help runtimepath
for more information. This might be as simple as copying the files and directories to ~/.vim/ but it
depends on your Vim install and operating system.
Once the files are installed the syntax highlighting and compiler settings will be automatically enabled anytime you
edit a .tsc file.
The compiler settings enable you to call the tsc compiler directly from Vim and display any errors or warnings
in Vim's QuickFix window.
To run the compiler, enter :make, this will run tsc against the last saved version of your currently edited file.
Note, you can use something like this in your .vimrc to make the QuickFix window automatically appear
if :make has any errors.
autocmd QuickFixCmdPost [^l]* nested cwindow
autocmd QuickFixCmdPost l* nested lwindow