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ts-node
- ts-node is a command line tool used to execute TypeScript code directly without the need for compilation.
- It allows developers to write and run TypeScript code seamlessly without the extra step of transpiling to JavaScript.
- ts-node combines the TypeScript compiler with the node.js runtime environment, enabling the execution of TypeScript files.
- This tool is especially useful for development and debugging purposes, as it eliminates the compilation step, making the development process faster.
- ts-node offers various features such as type-checking, source maps support, and integrated ES module support.
- It provides a REPL (Read-Eval-Print Loop) functionality, allowing developers to interactively execute TypeScript code snippets.
- With ts-node, developers can leverage the full power of TypeScript like static typing, decorators, and other language features directly in their node.js projects.
- It seamlessly integrates with other node.js modules and packages, making it easy to use with popular frameworks and libraries.
- ts-node can be installed globally as a command line tool or used locally within a project, depending on the developer's preference.
- Overall, ts-node simplifies the development workflow for TypeScript developers, enhancing productivity by eliminating the need to manually compile TypeScript code.
List of commands for ts-node:
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ts-node:tldr:0b4a0 ts-node: Transpile a TypeScript file to JavaScript without executing it.$ ts-node --transpile-only ${filename-ts}try on your machineexplain this command
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ts-node:tldr:4e7b4 ts-node: Execute a TypeScript file without loading `tsconfig.json`.$ ts-node --skip-project ${filename-ts}try on your machineexplain this command
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ts-node:tldr:5feeb ts-node: Execute a TypeScript file without compiling (`node` + `tsc`).$ ts-node ${filename-ts}try on your machineexplain this command
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ts-node:tldr:94ffa ts-node: Evaluate TypeScript code passed as a literal on the command-line.$ ts-node --eval '${console-log("Hello World")}'try on your machineexplain this command
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ts-node:tldr:c2f20 ts-node: Display TS-Node help.$ ts-node --helptry on your machineexplain this command
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ts-node:tldr:cf3f0 ts-node: Execute a TypeScript file in script mode.$ ts-node --script-mode ${filename-ts}try on your machineexplain this command