tsx v4.20 is out!
https://t.co/tZGr9xVglb
Node.js made major changes to its loader system that broke parts of tsx for a while...
But in v4.20,
โ All latest Node versions are passing tests!
Are you using tsx to import source files across workspace packages?
You may be making expensive trade-offs without realizing it
Here's a breakdown of the risks and better alternatives:
๐ https://t.co/EiggVCLeuJ
This month weโre happy to sponsor @tsx_is through our FOSS fund! When running examples, scripts, and more, tsx makes it absolutely painless to execute TypeScript code.
Learn more about tsx through their docs! https://t.co/II7VJFeDQV
You can now run and debug TypeScript files easily with no extra setup required! TypeScript files can be run directly from the file context menu, the Run widget, or the current File configuration.
#NewInWebStorm
tsx is seeking Premium Sponsors ๐
If you're a company that uses tsx, we'd love to have your support
As a sponsor, your company's logo + link will be featured on our website, GitHub repository, and npm page
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@ty1erlaws0n Few reasons:
- it was the shortest, relevant name on npm available
- it made sense: TypeScript Execute (tsx)
- it aligned with npxโNode.js Package Execute
๐ The https://t.co/GO9NFvwELA docs just got a major update!
(Sorry if it broke linksโit was a much needed overhaul)
Tell us what you think!
Anything you'd like us cover in the docs?