Neovim stop compiling typescript with Neomake and Typescript-Vim

Question

I am writing Typescript in Neovim, with plugins leafgarland/typescript-vim and benekastah/neomake, among others, and whenever I save the file gets compiled.

My understanding (I could be wrong) is that when a file is opened, created or saved Neomake is run as indicated by au BufRead,BufNewFile,BufWritePost * Neomake. I still want this to happen so that I can get error messages displayed on save, but I don't want it to compile the Typescript file I am working on.

Removing typescript-vim stops the compilation but there are no error messages, sytax highlighting or auto-indentation.

Relevant code from nvim/nvimrc

let g:neomake_typescript_tsc_maker = {
        \ 'args': ['--module', 'system', '--target', 'ES5', '--experimentalDecorators'] }

let g:neomake_warning_sign = { 'text': '!', 'texthl': 'WarnMsg' }
let g:neomake_airline = 1

au BufRead,BufNewFile,BufWritePost * Neomake

Here are the rest of my dotfiles which contain the rest of the nvimrc.

Thanks in advance :)

How do you think you will get all your error messages if your code is not compiled? — romainl
– romainl, Commented Jan 12, 2016 at 8:18
Perhaps by getting neomake to capture the output from tslint rather than tsc? — Josh Leeb-du Toit
– Josh Leeb-du Toit, Commented Jan 12, 2016 at 21:16

Josh Leeb-du Toit · Accepted Answer · 2016-01-12 21:29:49Z

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By adding the --noEmit flag to the args of neomake when settings the typescript maker, a compiler javascript file no longer appears in the directory upon save.

let g:neomake_typescript_tsc_maker = {
    \ 'args': ['--module', 'system', '--target', 'ES5', '--experimentalDecorators', '--noEmit'] }

answered Jan 12, 2016 at 21:29

Josh Leeb-du Toit

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