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#Meteor Type Definitions Usage Notes
#Meteor Type Definitions
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These definitions are now deprecated. Although they will still work up to Meteor version 0.6.5.1 (and possibly much later), the better way to develop a Meteor app with TypeScript is by installing the [typescript-libs](https://atmosphere.meteor.com/package/typescript-libs) Meteor smart package.
You first need to have Meteorite version and smart package manager. If you don't have it, install it with this command:
- `npm install -g meteorite`
Once you have installed Meteorite, from the command line, you can easily install the smart packages with these commands:
- `mrt install typescript-libs`
- Also recommended: `mrt install typescript-compiler'
The smart packages and documentation for them can be found here:
- [typescript-libs](https://atmosphere.meteor.com/package/typescript-libs)
- [typescript-compiler](https://github.com/orefalo/meteor-typescript-compiler)
Using the typescript-libs smart package eliminates the need for the Template and Collections steps below, although there
are a couple of new catches listed in the docs for those packages (e.g. calling Template['yourTemplate']['helpers'], creating Data Objects).
Kudos to (Olivier Refalo)[https://github.com/orefalo] for developing these smart packages quicker and better than me!
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#Overview
In order to effectively write a Meteor app with TypeScript, you will probably need to do these things: