File: isolatedModulesReExportType.types

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=== /user.ts ===
// Error, can't re-export something that's only a type.
export { T } from "./exportT";
>T : any

export import T2 = require("./exportEqualsT");
>T2 : any

// OK, has a value side
export { C } from "./exportValue";
>C : typeof CC

// OK, even though the namespace it exports is only types.
import * as NS from "./exportT";
>NS : typeof NS

export { NS };
>NS : typeof NS

// OK, syntactically clear that a type is being re-exported.
export type T3 = T;
>T3 : number

// Error, not clear (to an isolated module) whether `T4` is a type.
import { T } from "./exportT";
>T : any

export { T as T4 };
>T : any
>T4 : any

// Ok, type-only import indicates that the export can be elided.
import type { T as TT } from "./exportT";
>T : any
>TT : number

export { TT };
>TT : any

// Error, type-only declaration is in a different file.
import { C as CC } from "./reExportValueAsTypeOnly";
>C : typeof CC
>CC : typeof CC

export { CC };
>CC : typeof CC

=== /exportT.ts ===
export type T = number;
>T : number

=== /exportValue.ts ===
export class C {}
>C : C

=== /exportEqualsT.ts ===
declare type T = number;
>T : number

export = T;
>T : number

=== /reExportValueAsTypeOnly.ts ===
export type { C } from "./exportValue";
>C : import("/exportValue").C