The only tool you will ever need for TypeScript
npm install -D ts-land
Verify installation
tsl --version
tsl run <file.ts> # tsl run src/server.ts
Executes a ts file directly from the command line
tsl dev <file.ts> # tsl dev src/server.ts
Uses nodemon to reload your app on every change.
You can modify the package.json to ignore certain files or folders.
Check out the nodemon docs for all available options.
tsl build <file.ts> <outputDirectory> # tsl build src/server.ts dist
Compile a TypeScript project into a single index.js file, together with all its dependencies using @vercel/ncc
tsl browser <file.ts> <outputDirectory> # tsl browser src/server.ts dist
Builds a TypeScript file using tsc, bundles all modules into one file with browserify and minifies it using uglify-js
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The only tool you will ever need for TypeScript
We found that ts-land demonstrated a not healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released a year ago. It has 1 open source maintainer collaborating on the project.
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