Open package.json file and check devDependencies node. It has typescript version used in project like below.
"typescript": "^2.4.0",
You can also use command prompt as Sajeetharan suggested in below answer.
Answer from Karan Patel on Stack OverflowOpen package.json file and check devDependencies node. It has typescript version used in project like below.
"typescript": "^2.4.0",
You can also use command prompt as Sajeetharan suggested in below answer.
If you want the exact version installed as a package dependency use the ls command:
npm ls typescript
Alternatively, you could run tsc with the -v flag:
If installed locally:
node_modules\.bin\tsc -v
If installed globally:
tsc -v
NOTE: If you plan on checking package.json for the version number, keep in mind the caret in ^2.4.0 means you could be getting 2.4.x, 2.5.x 2.6.x, etc. The ^ tells you the minor version will automatically be updated to the latest version upon a fresh install or an npm update.
If the version number is preceeded by ~ (i.e. ~2.4.0), then the patch number is automatically updated on a new install or update. That means any of the following versions could be installed: 2.4.0, 2.4.1, 2.4.2, etc, but not 2.5.x
Do I need to wait for the next release of Angular before I can update to the latest version of TypeScript or can I just go ahead and update the package.json to include the latest version?
» npm install typescript