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@zaydek/esnode

v0.1.2

Published

Node runner for JavaScript XML (JSX) and TypeScript.

Downloads

43

Readme

esnode

esnode is the answer to the question: How do I run JSX or TypeScript on the server without build-steps?

esnode builds on esbuild and source-map-support (thanks @evanw!) to enable transpilation on-the-fly for .js, .jsx, .ts, and .tsx files.

Note that esnode does not type-check at build-time. If this is important to you, you may want to use ts-node or Deno. Note that Deno is not largely compatible with the existing Node.js ecosystem. Therefore if type-checking at build-time and interoperability with Node.js is important to you, you may want to use ts-node or defer to VS Code and or tsc for type-checking.

Installation

To install esnode, simply install @zaydek/esnode and run ./node_modules/.bin/esnode.

NPM

npm i --save-dev @zaydek/esnode
./node_modules/.bin/esnode [file]

Yarn

yarn --dev @zaydek/esnode
./node_modules/.bin/esnode [file]

Finally, create and run a JSX or TypeScript file:

// hello.ts
function hello(who?: string): string {
	return `Hello, ${who ?? "world"}!`
}

console.log(hello())
% ./node_modules/.bin/esnode hello.ts
Hello, world!

For convenience, you may want to alias esnode as alias esnode=./node_modules/.bin/esnode. To alias esnode globally, add alias esnode=./node_modules/.bin/esnode to your ~/.bash_profile.

CLI


 esnode [file]

   esnode runs a JavaScript or TypeScript file using the Node.js runtime. This is
   almost the same as 'node [file]' except that 'esnode [file]' is compatible with
   '.js', '.jsx', '.ts', and '.tsx' files. You may even interoperate JavaScript and
   TypeScript.

   Your entry point and its dependencies are transpiled on-the-fly by esbuild.
   esbuild is configured to not bundle 'package.json' dependencies at build-time;
   these dependencies use 'require' at runtime.

   Note that '.ts' and '.tsx' files are not type-checked. You may use VS Code or the
   TypeScript CLI 'tsc' for type-checking. To add the TypeScript CLI, use
   'npm i --save-dev typescript' or 'yarn add --dev typescript'.

 Examples

   % ./node_modules/.bin/esnode hello.ts
   Hello, world!

   % alias esnode=./node_modules/.bin/esnode
   % esnode hello.ts
   Hello, world!

   % STACK_TRACE=true esnode hello.ts
   Hello, world!

 Repositories

   esnode:  https://github.com/zaydek/esnode
   esbuild: https://github.com/evanw/esbuild

License

Licensed as MIT open source.