Btukfyl

I have a problem with Intellisense in VSCode and wanted to ask if this is a general issue.

I have two files:

// app.js



var homeRouter = require("./router/homeRouter")

var http = require("http");

var port = process.env.port || 3000;



var app = http.createServer(function requestListener(req, res) {

    var home = new homeRouter(req, res)



    if (home.isValid()) {

        // do something

    }



});



app.listen(port);



console.log("Server started. Listening to http://localhost:" + port);

and

// router/homeRouter.js



var homeRouter = function homeRouter(req, res) {

    this.req = req;

    this.res = res;

}



homeRouter.prototype.isValid = function isValid() {

    // do something

}



module.exports = homeRouter;

In app.js Intellisense knows that req: IncomingMessage and I see all methods etc.

In router/homeRouter.js is req: any.

Can I configure VSCode that it "knows" that I use homeRouter with req and res and "passes" it to router/homeRouter.js so that I see all methods etc.?

Thanks in advance!