← Back to context Comment by kigiri 11 days ago Node supports ts natively now though. 2 comments kigiri Reply bel8 10 days ago even enums? last I tested, it did type-stripping only.And looking ad docs, it seems it only has partial support still: https://nodejs.org/api/typescript.html> To use TypeScript with full support for all TypeScript features, including tsconfig.json, you can use a third-party package. These instructions use tsx as an example but there are many other similar libraries available. traderj0e 10 days ago And this partial support is fairly recent. If it says anything other than "ts is fully supported exactly the same as js" then I'm gonna pass on ts.
bel8 10 days ago even enums? last I tested, it did type-stripping only.And looking ad docs, it seems it only has partial support still: https://nodejs.org/api/typescript.html> To use TypeScript with full support for all TypeScript features, including tsconfig.json, you can use a third-party package. These instructions use tsx as an example but there are many other similar libraries available. traderj0e 10 days ago And this partial support is fairly recent. If it says anything other than "ts is fully supported exactly the same as js" then I'm gonna pass on ts.
traderj0e 10 days ago And this partial support is fairly recent. If it says anything other than "ts is fully supported exactly the same as js" then I'm gonna pass on ts.
even enums? last I tested, it did type-stripping only.
And looking ad docs, it seems it only has partial support still: https://nodejs.org/api/typescript.html
> To use TypeScript with full support for all TypeScript features, including tsconfig.json, you can use a third-party package. These instructions use tsx as an example but there are many other similar libraries available.
And this partial support is fairly recent. If it says anything other than "ts is fully supported exactly the same as js" then I'm gonna pass on ts.