If you use an Input Data Tool to read an unknown file type, the Resolve File Type window displays with the following options: Read it as a built in type: Select the file type that resembles the structure of your file. Read it as a fixed width text file: When you select this option, you can assign columns by using a sliding ruler.
See Flat File Layout for more information on this option. Read it as a delimited text file: Select this option if there is a single delimiter that signifies column breaks in your data. Select an appropriate delimiter type, and optionally select whether the First Row Contains Field Names in your data. Was This Page Helpful?
If you can't download [None] software, or if it doesn't work to open your UNKNOWN file, you may be able to use the file type as a clue to finding out how you can open it. On a Mac, select "More info" and "Kind". Because many programs packages utilize Misc Files, you might be able to find a program on your computer that handles those types of files.
If that still does not work, you may have to contact the associated software developer to find out how to open it. Unless you know the specific developer, you could contact one of these developers for assistance.
Please see our chart below of software titles and their developers:. Closing as this is not a ts-node bug. If you want to use node's native ESM support, which is currently experimental, then you can use ts-node 's experimental ESM loader hook. See for details. We're trying to keep the issue tracker limited to actionable tasks, so contributors can focus on making fixes and improvements to ts-node.
Since this is not a bug and nothing needs to change in ts-node , it's not actionable, so it was closed. Discussions, on the other hand, are the perfect place to ask advice, share guides, and help with project configuration. Another good thing about the discussion forum: you don't need to fill out an issue template.
Updating my tsconfig. This solution resolves my two problems which are "import" syntax-error outside module and unknown file extensions ".
Thank you very much for saving my time. It is crazy how hard it was for me to find this. This will allow you to use imports as well as use typescript. Hopefully this is useful to someone? For anyone who is running into this issue on CI or on Node. I was getting a different error which is "Cannot use import statement outside a module" as a suggested solution in stack overflow I added "target":"module" in package. Hope it helps you out. I spent an hour banging my head against a wall this morning trying to figure this out - if you have a dependency in your project which uses "type": "module" in it, it can also cause this problem.
In my case, I had node-fetch 3. Downgrading to node-fetch 2. The --loader is sometimes necessary. There are myriad issues where this is discussed, plus node's documentation.
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