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@nitrogql/esbuild-register
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Uses esbuild to run TypeScript files directly with Node.js
@nitrogql/esbuild-register
This package contains an implementation similar to egoist/esbuild-register.
Usage depends on your Node.js version.
node --import=@nitrogql/esbuild-register
node --import=@nitrogql/esbuild-register --experimental-loader=@nitrogql/esbuild-register/hook
This package does not intend to be a drop-in replacement for esbuild-register
. It intentionally does not support some features, for example import.meta.url
support in CJS modules.
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Uses esbuild to run TypeScript files directly with Node.js
We found that @nitrogql/esbuild-register 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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