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    3 Components shown on my CLI download - Why?

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      qnerd last edited by

      I’ve used QuasarCli in the past and these were not there. Why are they there? Can I delete them? Where can I find info about them? Thanks all

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      • s.molinari
        s.molinari last edited by

        Can you better explain what it is you are talking about please?

        Scott

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          qnerd last edited by qnerd

          Hi, there were 3 files listed under components: CompositionComponent.vue, EssentialLink.vue, models.ts, having to do with a todo list, and index.vue. I searched thru docs but couldn’t find anything about it. Any ideas?

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          • s.molinari
            s.molinari last edited by

            They are new to me too, to be honest. Looks like TypeScript example code. You can do with the code as you like. 🙂 It is your app.

            Scott

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            • s.molinari
              s.molinari last edited by

              Ok. Those new files are for TypeScript and are just examples. You must have selected you wanted TypeScript support when creating the new app, correct? That is why those files are there. You can ignore/ delete them.

              Scott

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                qnerd last edited by

                Thanks Scott. I prefer typescript.

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