make the quote symbol configurable for import codefix

[zpdDG4gta8XKpMCd]

currently the import codefix uses double quotes for the module path string literal which makes our linter unhappy, i wish the choice of a quote was configurable

[aluanhaddad]

Yes please, this is very frustrating.

[zpdDG4gta8XKpMCd]

the temporary fix is rather trivial if you go ./node_modules/typescript/lib/*.js and look for "\"" around codefixes namespace

[DanielRosenwasser]

It'd be great if this was just inferred in cases where the option isn't explicitly listed.

[zpdDG4gta8XKpMCd]

yeah, just look around and do it as in 90% cases (you can collect the statistics which quotes are used around the code, can't you?)

[zpdDG4gta8XKpMCd]

another thing to consider is that since codefixes emit typescript (not javascript, i beg you), the emitter should comply to some standards

namely the quote mark should be configured at the top level of the codefix emitter configuration, so that any codefix out there uses it for emitting properly formatted string literals with the right quote symbol

[aluanhaddad]

namely the quote mark should be configured at the top level of the codefix emitter configuration, so that any codefix out there uses it for emitting properly formatted string literals with the right quote symbol

Great point. This is the way that Roslyn C# code fixes are starting to work, they emit code based on style preferences which are now more configurable and enforceable as well.

A related thing to consider are quick fixes of missing interface implementations. The array type declarations should also be configurable.

For example SomeType[] versus Array<SomeType>.