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Note 'for ES6'. This is a fairly large caveat, as it requires you to have a way to deal with the emitted ES6 code. The problem being that TypeScript does not cu

by ludamad 11y ago

Note 'for ES6'. This is a fairly large caveat, as it requires you to have a way to deal with the emitted ES6 code. The problem being that TypeScript does not currently down-emit generators. Strictly speaking, TypeScript provides excellent down-emit support for a subset of ES6, and the rest of ES6 support such as 'let' captured in closures and generators need another compiler to down-emit the generated ES6 (for now).

WorldMaker 11y ago
There's definitely still cases where you want some subset of Babel or CoreJS polyfills AND Typescript. The magic may be in Typescript helping you figure out which runtime polyfills to configure, maybe even spit out something resembling a .babelrc for your Typescript project. There's definitely discussions on this topic in the GitHub Issues, though I haven't perused them recently so I can't tell you right now if there is any progress.