Thanks. This might come in handy when I want to run node ./script.js, but I want to skip the compilation step for TypeScript, nor do I want to rely on ts-node.
For example, when I want to create a CLI script ("bin" field in package.json).
Furthermore, as I use Node 10, I cannot use import as well, only require, but this shouldn't be a problem, is it?
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Thanks. This might come in handy when I want to run
node ./script.js, but I want to skip the compilation step for TypeScript, nor do I want to rely onts-node.For example, when I want to create a CLI script (
"bin"field inpackage.json).Furthermore, as I use Node 10, I cannot use
importas well, onlyrequire, but this shouldn't be a problem, is it?Definitely, that would be a good use case!
Using require shouldn't be a problem.
I love using this approach when I want to avoid a build step altogether.
I really appreciate you taking the time to check this out.