In TypeScript, declaring nested namespaces is typically achieved by defining one or more namespaces within another namespace. Here is a simple example demonstrating how to declare nested namespaces in TypeScript:
typescriptnamespace OuterNamespace { export namespace InnerNamespace { export function display() { console.log("Hello from InnerNamespace"); } } export function display() { console.log("Hello from OuterNamespace"); } } // Using functions from nested namespaces OuterNamespace.InnerNamespace.display(); // Output: Hello from InnerNamespace OuterNamespace.display(); // Output: Hello from OuterNamespace
In this example, OuterNamespace is an outer namespace, and InnerNamespace is a nested namespace defined within OuterNamespace. A display function is defined within InnerNamespace, and similarly, a display function is defined within OuterNamespace. They can be accessed and called using the namespace name followed by a dot.
Note that if you want to call a function or variable within a namespace from outside the namespace, you need to use the export keyword to export them, as shown in the example above.
Nested namespaces are well-suited for organizing code, grouping related functionalities and components together, while also avoiding pollution of the global namespace.