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I think there may be a misunderstanding. I too know that nobody published TypeScript packages directly in NPM, but they always include a transpiled version. Nev
by timdaub 6y ago
I think there may be a misunderstanding. I too know that nobody published TypeScript packages directly in NPM, but they always include a transpiled version. Nevertheless it'd consider it a "TypeScript package (that was transpiled to JS and then published to NPM)".
Edit: To make sure this misunderstanding is avoided, I've adjusted a section in the blog post to make it super clear.
- legerdemain 6y agoIf your claim is that it's impossible to contribute to a package written in TS without writing TS, even if the authors publish a JS version to NPM, I completely agree. I also agree that this creates a divide between authors who write TS/publish JS, and those who write JS directly.
- timdaub 6y agoOK. Then I guess we're on the same page.