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Last release was 6 months ago... is the project dead? #2119

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devlato opened this issue May 25, 2024 · 9 comments
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Last release was 6 months ago... is the project dead? #2119

devlato opened this issue May 25, 2024 · 9 comments

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@devlato
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devlato commented May 25, 2024

Last release was 6 months ago... is the project dead?

@EvilCodeMorty
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I don't know. The previous problem can't be solved by switching versions. It's over

@richardsimko
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richardsimko commented Jul 8, 2024

We transitioned to tsx and haven't looked back

@tkodev
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tkodev commented Jul 10, 2024

We transitioned to tsx and haven't looked back

Jest still uses ts-node unfortunately, so if you're using jest you're out of luck.

@richardsimko
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We use @swc/jest to do TS -> JS transformation, while Jest still installs ts-node it's not actually used for anything in this case (And as a bonus it's much faster)

@devlato
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devlato commented Jul 14, 2024

@koheiio @richardsimko thanks. Neither tsx nor swc do type-checking our of the box though.
At the same time, ts-node does, which makes it a perfect choice for running stuff locally and for building CI automation and developer tools.

@tkodev
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tkodev commented Jul 14, 2024

What I'm struggling with on my end is jest uses ts-node to read tsconfigs, which means latest typescript things like an array for the "extends" property isn't supported, and subpath imports/export resolution.

If you have come across this problem and solved it, it would greatly make my life less painless! I hope there news about ts-node, whether it be good or bad.

In the meantime, I'll check out swc/jest

@vboginskey
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vboginskey commented Jul 19, 2024

If you have come across this problem and solved it, it would greatly make my life less painless!

Not a great option, but you can:

  1. Check out the latest commit.
  2. Package it yourself with yarn pack.
  3. Put the resulting package.tgz into a package repo of your choice, or commit it to your project repo.
  4. Use the file: protocol in your package.json to consume it (if committed to repo).

This fixes the bug that otherwise prevents you from using an array extends in tsconfig.json.

@erayhanoglu
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We transitioned to tsx and haven't looked back

If i am not wrong, tsx and swc do not support typescript decorators. We strongly uses decorators.

@cjnoname
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We transitioned to tsx and haven't looked back

If i am not wrong, tsx and swc do not support typescript decorators. We strongly uses decorators.

swc supports decorators well, while tsx doesn't support

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