@node-loaders/esbuild
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Loader that transpiles typescript modules using esbuild.
For configuration tools, refer to usage
When using in combination with others @node-loaders modules make sure to use @node-loaders/auto for better interoperability.
@node-loaders/esbuild for esm with loose extension support.@node-loaders/esbuild/strict for esm with strict extension imports with loose require support.@node-loaders/esbuild/esm for esm with strict extension imports without require support.Native ECMAScript support requires imports with extensions, while commonjs files allows directory imports and extensionless files.
To match this behaviour, use:
@node-loaders/esbuild/strict for esm with strict extension imports with loose require support.@node-loaders/esbuild/esm for esm with strict extension imports without require support.ESM is strict on requiring extension.
If there is a need to allow directory and extension-less imports use the compat exports.
@node-loaders/esbuild/compat
MIT
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Loader that transpiles typescript modules using esbuild.
The npm package @node-loaders/esbuild receives a total of 2,143 weekly downloads. As such, @node-loaders/esbuild popularity was classified as popular.
We found that @node-loaders/esbuild demonstrated a healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released less than a year ago. It has 0 open source maintainers collaborating on the project.
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