TL;DR Deno is more like Node than like ts-node, i.e. it is a JS runtime based on V8. Unlike Node, Deno contains the TypeScript compiler. Deno is not part of the Node/npm ecosystem. ts-node on the other hand is a Node.js module that uses the TypeScript compiler to transpile TypeScript code and run it in … Read more
The main difference is that tsc transpile all the file according to your tsconfig. Instead, ts-node will start from the entry file and transpile the file step by step through the tree based on the import/export.
I faced the same issue. I tried many things and now i got a solution which works for me. I have an app and a library in my angular project. I want to use a library alias in my app. I have following structure: ├── projects │ └── lib │ └── src │ └── lib … Read more
Upgrading to “ts-node”: “10.8.1” solved the issue for me.
I think what you want is something like this (my current setup): “scripts”: { “compile”: “tsc && node app.js”, “dev”: “./node_modules/nodemon/bin/nodemon.js -e ts –exec \”npm run compile\”” } I created two scripts “compile” and “dev”. To start developing you simply run npm run dev which starts nodemon and makes it watch .ts files (using the … Read more
I was having a similar problem, but I could not add –files, because I run ts-node by registering the module through mocha (i.e. mocha -r ts-node/register …). I could solve it by adding a files and a ts-node section to tsconfig.json like this: // tsconfig.json { “ts-node”: { “files”: true }, “files”: [ “src/index.ts”, “src/global.d.ts” … Read more
You need to install ts-node as global npm install -g ts-node More information https://github.com/TypeStrong/ts-node