An unhandled exception occurred: ts.createnodearray is not a function

Error: “An unhandled exception occurred: ts.createnodearray is not a function”

A detailed explanation of the error, along with examples:

This error message usually occurs when working with TypeScript (ts) code in a JavaScript (js) environment. The error indicates that the function “ts.createnodearray” is not a recognized function or does not exist in the given context.
Here are a few possible causes and solutions for this error:

1. Issue with TypeScript configuration: Make sure that the TypeScript compiler is configured correctly and all the required dependencies are installed. This error can occur if the required TypeScript libraries or definitions are missing. Ensure that you have the necessary TypeScript packages and versions installed.
2. Incorrect usage of TypeScript functions: Review your TypeScript code and verify that you are using the appropriate syntax for invoking functions. Check if the function name is spelled correctly and that it exists in the specified context. Incorrect usage or misspelling of function names can lead to this error.
3. Using TypeScript-specific code in JavaScript: Remember that TypeScript is a superset of JavaScript, which means you can use JavaScript code within TypeScript. However, not all TypeScript-specific features are available in JavaScript. If you used a TypeScript-specific function that is not supported in regular JavaScript environments, this error can occur. Make sure that you are not using TypeScript-specific functions or syntax in a JavaScript project.

Example:

    
      // TypeScript code
      const myArray = ts.createNodeArray([1, 2, 3]);
      console.log(myArray);
  
      // JavaScript code (using the same TypeScript function)
      const myArray = ts.createNodeArray([1, 2, 3]);
      console.log(myArray);