TSX files exist as 2 different types. Please find information about each of them below.
Type 1: React TypeScript File
A TSX file contains code that is part of a single-page or mobile application. TSX files can be opened in any text editor. There are nice-to-have benefits from a .tsx extension: Bundlers can run differ...
A TSX file contains code that is part of a single-page or mobile application. TSX files can be opened in any text editor. There are nice-to-have benefits from a .tsx extension: Bundlers can run different plugins for .tsx files. Editors can show a different icon. Test runners can run a different test environment. Developers can communicate the intent of a file.
When using React with TypeScript, every file must have a .tsx extension if it contains JSX-specific code. This tells TypeScript the file contains JSX. Writing TypeScript with React is very similar to JavaScript. The key difference is providing types for props for correctness checking and documentation.
The TSX file is a Tiled Tile Set XML. Tiled is a tile map editor that is free, easy to use and flexible. TSX files do not contain a copy of the image Tiled users imported. Instead, they contain a refe...
The TSX file is a Tiled Tile Set XML. Tiled is a tile map editor that is free, easy to use and flexible. TSX files do not contain a copy of the image Tiled users imported. Instead, they contain a reference to where the image is stored. So if you move the image a TSX file points to, Tiled will not load the tileset. To open a TSX file use Tiled. Go to File -> Open File or Project. Navigate to and open the TSX file. To add a TSX when making a Tiled map, go to Map -> Add External Tileset. Navigate to and open the TSX.
10% of TSX files are for Tiled. They use the XML format. The program Tiled stores tilesets in TSX files. These are XML with images and metadata. Tiled can also store tilesets in maps. But it is recommended to save them separately.
Visual Studio Code
WebStorm
Atom with TypeScript plugin
Tiled Map Editor