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@digitak/esrun
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Execute directly your Typescript/Javascript(with ES modules) files using Esbuild
Execute your Typescript or modern Javascript files without having to use a bundler. This is useful for quick demonstrations or when launching your tests written in Typescript.
This library is a thin wrapper around esbuild which compiles Typescript almost instantly.
Install the library globally or locally with your favorite package manager.
npm i -D esrun
Then you can execute any Typescript file in the same way Node would execute a Javascript file.
esrun foo.ts
You can pass arguments to the process :
esrun foo.ts --option=bar
The file dependencies will be bundled and executed as well.
The library exports a single function that you can use to programmatically execute a Typescript file.
import esrun from '@digitak/esrun'
esrun(filePath: string, ...arguments: string[]): unknown
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Execute directly your Typescript files using Esbuild
The npm package @digitak/esrun receives a total of 9,451 weekly downloads. As such, @digitak/esrun popularity was classified as popular.
We found that @digitak/esrun demonstrated a healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released less than a year ago. It has 1 open source maintainer collaborating on the project.
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